The American Spectator : The Spectacle Blog : Auntie Zeituni's Amnesty

Zeituni Onyango, Barack’s “Auntie Zeituni” from Dreams from My Father,” has just been granted asylum, reversing her 2004 deportation as an illegal alien (see Asher Embry’s “Dreams From My Father’s Sister” on the February 5, 2010 AmSpecBlog). In the immortal words of Gomer Pyle: “Surprise, surprise, surprise!”

Auntie Zeituni’s Amnesty
By Asher Embry

Surprise, surprise, as we now see
Obama’s aunt gets amnesty.
Get used to what’ll be the norm
When O’s amigos get “Reform.”
One down. It won’t be long before
O tries the same for millions more.

(You can read more of Asher Embry’s Political Verse at www.politicalverse.com.)

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http://spectator.org/blog/2010/05/17/auntie-zeitunis-amnesty

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