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Republicans had plenty of opportunity for two years under Trump to pass legislation or real plans to address the border. They could make such proposals now.
But they did not then, and do not now, because it's a wedge issue they can run on. Face facts. The GOP has no intention of any substantive fix to the border problems.
It's one of those funny things where dems label everyone "racist" (a term I don't care one bit about but they think it's an insult) while at the same time admitting all they thing they're good for is picking veggies. lolPicking vegetables is critical to our country's success.
Dem Rep. Jerry Nadler says we need 'many illegal immigrants' in the country to pick vegetables | Fox News Video
Dem. Rep. Jerry Nadler on Thursday said we need 'many illegal immigrants' in the country to pick vegetables to keep them from rotting. (House Judiciary Committee)www.foxnews.com
What do they need to pass?
Are you aware of any details for this "Bipartisan" deal?The Senate had agreed on a bipartisan border deal, with at least tentative thumbs up from the House and the WH.
But Trumpilstilskin was worried that would make Biden look good, or at least would lessen the effect of the issue for him in the upcoming election. So the fat f*** started making calls and told GOP Senators to kill it.
All for his own glorification. Face it, he's a menace.
The Senate had agreed on a bipartisan border deal, with at least tentative thumbs up from the House and the WH.
But Trumpilstilskin was worried that would make Biden look good, or at least would lessen the effect of the issue for him in the upcoming election. So the fat f*** started making calls and told GOP Senators to kill it.
All for his own glorification. Face it, he's a menace.
The House passed HR2 last year. That should be the framework for anything in the Senate.
Speaker Johnson: Senate border deal ‘dead on arrival’ in House
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said in a Friday letter to his colleagues that Senate legislation addressing the border and aid to Ukraine and other countries would have been “dead on arrival” in the …thehill.com
The Senate had agreed on a bipartisan border deal, with at least tentative thumbs up from the House and the WH.
But Trumpilstilskin was worried that would make Biden look good, or at least would lessen the effect of the issue for him in the upcoming election. So the fat f*** started making calls and told GOP Senators to kill it.
All for his own glorification. Face it, he's a menace.
Are you aware of any details for this "Bipartisan" deal?
What did the deal consist of? What would it have done different than if Biden was enforcing current laws?
everything they are proposing was already passed as a bill before and got sidelined. not sure why this time would be different. and not sure why it needs to be revoted on?The House passed HR2 last year. That should be the framework for anything in the Senate.
Speaker Johnson: Senate border deal ‘dead on arrival’ in House
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said in a Friday letter to his colleagues that Senate legislation addressing the border and aid to Ukraine and other countries would have been “dead on arrival” in the …thehill.com
That does not fill me with positivity. There are some GOP members that are also hell-bent on destruction. No amnesty.I imagine you can find the details for yourselves. But in any event your insinuation that it was a bad deal, and that is why Trump intervened to kill it, is utterly ridiculous.
First, this was a GOP-sponsored plan. Second, the notion that Trump studied it and called to prevent its adoption because it was bad policy???? .... well, on the face of it, such a claim is patently absurd. Trump doesn't care what the plan would be, he cares only about having the issue remain alive for the upcoming election.
And third, Trump said he was intervening to prevent Biden from having the issue even minimally settled. He simply wants to paint Biden as the obstacle, when in fact it is he, Trump, is now the obstacle. Trump told the Senators that preventing a resolution of the problem -- so he could run on it -- was why he was calling them.
I imagine you can find the details for yourselves. But in any event your insinuation that it was a bad deal, and that is why Trump intervened to kill it, is utterly ridiculous.
First, this was a GOP-sponsored plan. Second, the notion that Trump studied it and called to prevent its adoption because it was bad policy???? .... well, on the face of it, such a claim is patently absurd. Trump doesn't care what the plan would be, he cares only about having the issue remain alive for the upcoming election.
And third, Trump said he was intervening to prevent Biden from having the issue even minimally settled. He simply wants to paint Biden as the obstacle, when in fact it is he, Trump, is now the obstacle. Trump told the Senators that preventing a resolution of the problem -- so he could run on it -- was why he was calling them.
You have proof, other than notorious anti-Trump Mitt Romney, that Trump did such a thing?
'We need a Strong, Powerful, and essentially 'PERFECT' Border,' Trump wrote from his Truth Social account late Thursday.
The former president said that unless Republicans achieve those goals, 'we are better off not making a deal.'
The 'unsustainable invasion' at the southern border is considered a 'death wish' for the United States, he added.
Johnson says Senate border proposal would be 'dead on arrival'
Speaker Mike Johnson revealed that what he has heard of the Senate national security and border deal is 'dead on arrival' in the House and he will instead focus on impeaching Mayorkas.www.dailymail.co.uk
I imagine you can find the details for yourselves. But in any event your insinuation that it was a bad deal, and that is why Trump intervened to kill it, is utterly ridiculous.
First, this was a GOP-sponsored plan. Second, the notion that Trump studied it and called to prevent its adoption because it was bad policy???? .... well, on the face of it, such a claim is patently absurd. Trump doesn't care what the plan would be, he cares only about having the issue remain alive for the upcoming election.
And third, Trump said he was intervening to prevent Biden from having the issue even minimally settled. He simply wants to paint Biden as the obstacle, when in fact it is he, Trump, is now the obstacle. Trump told the Senators that preventing a resolution of the problem -- so he could run on it -- was why he was calling them.