I still stand with Samuel Sey. I would rather end up looking like a fool than immediately question his character simply because a government agency put out a statement that seems to contradict what his family and friends have been saying about his situation. I've wrestled with the DMV when they issued me a license with my name wrong, a name that matched neither my birth certificate nor my post-marriage SS card. I messed up my taxes my first year out of college, got audited, and had to go on a payment plan for a year to make it right. I'm pro-ICE. I'm for the rule of law. And I'm also not so silly as to think that our government system never makes mistakes, and that good people who are law-abiding and filing paperwork to the best of their ability and knowledge don't ever get hurt, whether the error is on their side or the government's (I've experienced both). I'm praying for the Seys that God watches over them, that Annie and the kids are comforted and cared for, that Samuel has wisdom and courage, and that God puts this right as soon as possible.

Bain for instance was a great American success story and it was disgusting to attack Romney for having the balls to make tough choices