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originally posted by: cosmickat
a reply to: The GUT
Of course not. I agree that there is a need for border control obviously.
What gets me though is how Sessions/ Trump changed the goal posts ( criminalizing asylum seekers by closing certain points of entry ) ...that set this whole thing in motion.
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Butterfinger
How much do they truly care when Trump gave a very generous offer on DACA--even though it offended much of his base--but hell no not if we have to have a wall that will help fix problems. Same with this instance. It does reveal a massive amount of virtue signaling.
These problems lay directly at the feet of a mostly corrupt Congress who hide behind the colors red & blue.
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Butterfinger
These problems lay directly at the feet of a mostly corrupt Congress who hide behind the colors red & blue.
originally posted by: japhrimu
a reply to: Sublimecraft
You think they’re better than us?
Because of a trolling tweet?
And you think it’ll take mental gymnastics to disagree?
originally posted by: japhrimu
a reply to: Sublimecraft
You think they’re better than us?
Because of a trolling tweet?
And you think it’ll take mental gymnastics to disagree?
You either don't understand the policy, you're just regurgitating the media's misleading claims, or you're misleading people on purpose.
So when you say this is Trump's policy, you're being disingenuous and misleading people. Trump's policy is prosecuting people illegally entering the country. Kids being separated is the policy of the most liberal court in the country.
The poll of roughly 1,000 adults aged 18 and over was conducted June 14-15, shortly after President Trump’s historic summit with the North Korea dictator. According to the results, 19 percent of Republicans indicated they had a favorable view of Kim with 68 percent saying they had an unfavorable view (12 percent of voters overall had a favorable view of Kim, compared to 75 percent who viewed him unfavorably). That compared slightly better than the perception of Pelosi, who had a 17 percent favorable, 72 percent unfavorable rating among self-identified Republicans.