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His supporters are the ones that will go full throttle ape-s**t.
originally posted by: nwtrucker
a reply to: tothetenthpower
Sorry, I disagree. Fact.
(hint, there are two different answers here, you will give one, and I will offer the other, because I think differently than you)
rump realizes that spending those resources on such a task is not productive and beefing up border security along with ENFORCING the laws that exist about immigration would be a much better option, thus leaving time and resources available for other important things.
Republican lawmakers, making good on President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promise to build a wall along the southern U.S. border, may use Democrats’ past votes and statements on the issue against them. In 2006, under the George W. Bush administration, Congress passed a bill called the Secure Fence Act, which mandated double-layer fencing from San Diego to the southern tip of Texas. In 2007, through the appropriations process, the language was amended to certify 700 miles of fencing to be required, at the discretion of the Department of Homeland Security. Twenty-six Senate Democrats voted for the measure, including Chuck Schumer, Dianne Feinstein, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton. “Democrats are solidly behind controlling the border, and we support the border fence,” Ms. Feinstein, California Democrat, told the Los Angeles Daily News at the time. “We have to get tough on the border. There’s no question the border is a sieve.”
So even the left damn well better pray for his success as either way the left, as a political entity, is finished in this nation. Either by a Trump draining the swamp or the chaos of his betrayal. At least with his success, you likely will have a home and a future and will know the rules in which to succeed in life.
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: tothetenthpower
Ah, the wall. I can see it now, Trump spends billions of $ and man hours to build a wall across Texas, new mexico, and California, while the rest of the world goes to hell. Or..... Trump realizes that spending those resources on such a task is not productive and beefing up border security along with ENFORCING the laws that exist about immigration would be a much better option, thus leaving time and resources available for other important things.
In that case, would Trump be a bad guy for going back on his promise? Or would he be a guy who evolved, once he became better informed?
(hint, there are two different answers here, you will give one, and I will offer the other, because I think differently than you)