OK, let me get this straight. In order to get Obama to quit making DHS not do what it’s supposed to do, the Republicans are being accused of shutting down DHS. In other words, causing it to not do what it’s not supposed to do. Obama’s argument to make the Republicans let him continue making DHS not do what it’s supposed to do, is a lot of people not doing what they’re supposed to would not get paid to not do what they’re supposed to do. And, forcing them to not get paid for not doing what they were hired to do isn’t very nice. Under his plan, they would get paid to not do what they were hired to do. But, since he didn’t do what Presidents are supposed to do to make sure they got paid to not do what they were hired to do, Congress isn’t doing what Obama wouldn’t let them do in the first place. Of course, if the Republicans got what they wanted, DHS employees would get paid to do what they were hired to do but Obama wouldn’t be very happy about that. So, I fully expect the Republicans to eventually cave, thereby allowing the poor downtrodden DHS employees to get paid to not do what they were hired to do so that illegals can flood the borders and not do what they were expected to do to become citizens.
( My opinion here, is that by not securing the Mexican border, terrorists can just walk right in unobstructed. So, funding Border Security, within Homeland Security, is moot. )
turns into. Things just happen that really take away from the movie constantly. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a movie go from great to awful in the span of two hours. Bottom line, turn the sound off and it’s a good one thumb up. The dialogue really is that bad. The plot is good, but the sub-plots negate it. To me, to have all this going, and still fall flat, is purely the director’s fault.