Stew Cook
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It's not a game, just pointing out the fallacy of your statement. I will agree that there are probably places where an investment in a wall will be worth it but there are places where it's not.And welfare doesn’t fix poverty. Laws don’t stop crime. “Education” still produces morons. Your playing a game you can’t win. A barrier will irrefutably help with border security.
I’m pretty sure the plan is to put the wall in places it’s needed and not in places not needed.It's not a game, just pointing out the fallacy of your statement. I will agree that there are probably places where an investment in a wall will be worth it but there are places where it's not.
Seriously Mick, you’re being unreasonable. He just said the other day that the wall was only for certain areas. But in your need to be right, you bring up some sh*t said 2 years ago.You have about one out of 20 posts that is reasonable and the rest is just redhat isms. You're pandering your post toward the morons.
I have had my position on border security for awhile, it appears that your position is evolving and maybe Trumps, but this is Trump, he could flip flop at any moment. Earlier you were obsessed with trying to say the Dem's flip floppin on the wall, when in fact most haven't. Can't even talk about border security because trump wants to pander to his base about a wall and nothing else. It tested well with the redhats.Seriously Mick, you’re being unreasonable. He just said the other day that the wall was only for certain areas. But in your need to be right, you bring up some sh*t said 2 years ago.
Dems flip flopped because TRUMP, period.I have had my position on border security for awhile, it appears that your position is evolving and maybe Trumps, but this is Trump, he could flip flop at any moment. Earlier you were obsessed with trying to say the Dem's flip floppin on the wall, when in fact most haven't. Can't even talk about border security because trump wants to pander to his base about a wall and nothing else. It tested well with the redhats.
Not necessarily. Several key Dems have previously supported more border fencing. So you're pinning your hopes on the public differentiating between fencing and a wall. People will question why support one and not the other, and the most obvious choice is Trump. It's party politics, and a large portion of the public is tired of the petty bickering between the parties, so who's to say how their opinion will swing?That's how you want to frame it. Only the redhats will buy it.