Video Emerges of Hillary Clinton Saying Illegal Immigrant Children Have to Go

originally posted by: Moresby
You guys clearly love Hillary Clinton. A love even more powerful than your love for Trump. You can't stop thinking and talking about her.

You're more obsessed with her than even her most stalwart supports.

It's clearly a deep abiding love.

Come out of the closest and admit your love of Hillary. You'll be much happier.

when Clinton decides to lecture people on DACA all the while holding the same position Republicans did in 2014 she deserves to be called out. The same applies to Schumer who did the same thing. So long as she keeps running her mouth and leading the pack as the top hypocrite she deserves to be called out.

I know Clinton supporters dont like that, having her flip flops, lies and hypocrisy highlighted.. but thats the way it goes.

a reply to: Moresby

How do you expect people to stop talking about HRC when she simply will not go away? Perhaps you haven't noticed that she has now written a book (well, at least some ghost writer has written a book), that she is making the rounds in the MSM and that she will also be going on tour talking about (whining about) her failed presidential campaign number two?

Tell you what, as soon as HRC finally STFU with her endless whining and delusional blame games and removes herself from the public arena - for good - I for one will STFU about her.

Deal?

originally posted by: Gryphon66

I'm starting to think you just don't like Hillary, Cowboy.

It's not really a like or dislike situation. It just shows that Hillary is willing to take any narrative no matter how far apart to get herself elected. Everything she has done her whole life, including marring bill, has all been towards that one thing without any true tenets of what she stands for, or care for anyone but herself.

No matter how bad Trump is...We really dodge a bullet with that one.

I like how that video didn't include the actual question. Her response was in regards to the high number of children migrating into the country at that time. None of whom would have been protected under DACA. This is a text book example of how you get things out of context.

Some of you guys really have to stop dumbing yourselves down just because something said or done fits your agenda when it's clearly out of context. I don't like Hillary but good Lord, let her name go.

She wasn't talking about DACA. But, this proves the excuse that she would be Obama 2. Shes not as tender hearted as Obama was. She's more cold, like the Freedom Caucus. She would have been a great president. Bernie would have been a Savior for the poor and working poor. But, I knew he would never make the primaries because of his socialist views.

a reply to: knowledgehunter0986

I don't think that you can flip-flop if you were never really standing for something in the first place.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Im about as immigration friendly as it can be. I know illegals, and like having them in my life. I only call them that for this conversation....they have names and are real people who work hard to make a life. I'd like to see more Americans behave like them.

That said, a major board on the platform of DJT was labor protection. I've voiced my concern over protectionism in the last day or two (if you need a rehash, let me know and ill do so). But im also pretty bearish on protectionism. But it IS what his voters voted for. And it does remove some folks from the labor pool (eventually). Especially in the labor pool where current 20somethings are struggling.

There is a good economic reason to remove DACA. Whether we like the other fall out or not.

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

What caught my attention in your post is the economic one. You indicate that DACA young people must be more qualified for the job they have than a born in America person. That's why they get hired. Do you think companies will train or hire other foreigners?