https://www.foxnews.com/politics/reported-biden-plan-illegal-immigrants-millions-surpass-9-11-victims-military-families

This makes some sense actually.

This makes some sense actually.

sure. gonna play great on election day. so keep advocating for it.

it makes sense to you, that people
who break our laws and get separated from families while being processed, are entitled to
more money than the family of servicemen who are killed in action. that makes some sense to you?

figures…
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sure. gonna play great on election day. so keep advocating for it.

it makes sense to you, that people
who break our laws and get separated from families while being processed, are entitled to
more money than the family of servicemen who are killed in action. that makes some sense to you?

figures…
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I don’t know what the actual numbers could be, this entire story seems to be unverified. But it looks there about a thousand complaints already filed and a good number will likely be headed to the courts where the penalties could be significant. It wouldn’t surprise me if they are calculating it would be easier to settle.

This is a mess largely of Trump’s making.

I don’t know what the actual numbers could be, this entire story seems to be unverified. But it looks there about a thousand complaints already filed and a good number will likely be headed to the courts where the penalties could be significant. It wouldn’t surprise me if they are calculating it would be easier to settle.

This is a mess largely of Trump’s making.

lots of criminals complain. we should just pay them all
off.

if you or i were arrested, would
we be able to keep our kids/relatives with us? or would
we get separated?

and people ( smaller number ) were separated from families under the obama/biden administration. they don’t deserve anything? families separated under trump, necessarily suffered more than families separated under obama/biden?

as i said, i’m wondering if democrats want to lose. you think this is a winning position in NC?
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Under Obama it was done when in the interest of the child, huge difference.

Under Obama it was done when in the interest of the child, huge difference.

i mean, obviously the intentions were noble when obama did it. no need to mention. trump was hoping to kill them all and sell their organs on ebay.


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i mean, obviously the intentions were noble when obama did it. no need to mention. trump was hoping to kill them all and sell their organs on ebay.
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Jim, Trump’s policy at the time was draconian.

Jim, Trump’s policy at the time was draconian.

and a policy encouraging illegals to rent children and bring them
across is what? brilliant?
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and a policy encouraging illegals to rent children and bring them
across is what? brilliant?
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:huh:

:huh:

groups that look like “family units” are given more consideration than single men, who get deported more quickly.

this is why we now see so many kids and women crossing, when it used to be that almost everyone crossing were single men. now we see way more children and women than ever before.

the cartels obviously saw this, and are renting kids out to adults who want to cross. so what looks like families, are sometimes fake families. but you can’t tell by looking at them who is who.

believe it or not, it might be in the short term interests of some of those kids, to get separated from whoever they’re caught with, it all of these kids are traveling with adults who live them.

in any event, the us government provided all the incentive in the world, for illegals to bring kids and women with them. when crossing points are co trolled by cartels, that’s not a good thing. lots of women making the journey get sexually assaulted on the other side.

it’s a mess. incentivizing people to bring women and children, was one of the very. few ways it could have been made worse

it’s a huge humanitarian crisis ( dubbed a manufactured crisis by the left). much better to get people to
cross legally, at legal
points, not ruled by cartels of sociopaths.

your side sees no issue.
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groups that look like “family units” are given more consideration than single men, who get deported more quickly.

this is why we now see so many kids and women crossing, when it used to be that almost everyone crossing were single men. now we see way more children and women than ever before.

the cartels obviously saw this, and are renting kids out to adults who want to cross. so what looks like families, are sometimes fake families. but you can’t tell by looking at them who is who.

believe it or not, it might be in the short term interests of some of those kids, to get separated from whoever they’re caught with, it all of these kids are traveling with adults who live them.

in any event, the us government provided all the incentive in the world, for illegals to bring kids and women with them. when crossing points are co trolled by cartels, that’s not a good thing. lots of women making the journey get sexually assaulted on the other side.

it’s a mess. incentivizing people to bring women and children, was one of the very. few ways it could have been made worse

it’s a huge humanitarian crisis ( dubbed a manufactured crisis by the left). much better to get people to
cross legally, at legal
points, not ruled by cartels of sociopaths.

your side sees no issue.
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GAO confirms that Trump suspending funding to Central America undermined the administration’s own goals in the region, a major driver of migrants north to the U.S.

What a Stable Genius
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GAO confirms that Trump suspending funding to Central America undermined the administration’s own goals in the region, a major driver of migrants north to the U.S.

What a Stable Genius
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of course it’s all trumps fault! he’s still living in your head rent free. still obsessed with him.
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of course it’s all trumps fault! he’s still living in your head rent free. still obsessed with him.
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Oh I do worry about what’s happening in this country

Let’s be clear what happened here: Basically, once Trump realized he couldn’t keep secret his support for and coordination of the Jan 6 attack on the Capitol, he just decided to embrace it and call it a protest.

So now, every R will have to either embrace Jan 6 as a valid form of protesting a “stolen” election (as Trump now has) or condemn it as wrong.

Their line has changed so many times. First: Antifa. Then: wrong, but not an insurrection. Then: bad apples but the police let them in.

These are unserious people who are trying to come up with any line that will allow them to stay in good graces with an increasingly deranged base while speaking through the mainstream channels of normal society and institutions.

You know whose line hasn’t changed?

Liz Cheney’s

Trump’s now explicit embrace of the January 6 attack this many months later is just the latest example of what is becoming the newest truism in American politics…

Never Trumpism is never wrong.
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Oh I do worry about what’s happening in this country

Let’s be clear what happened here: Basically, once Trump realized he couldn’t keep secret his support for and coordination of the Jan 6 attack on the Capitol, he just decided to embrace it and call it a protest.

So now, every R will have to either embrace Jan 6 as a valid form of protesting a “stolen” election (as Trump now has) or condemn it as wrong.

Their line has changed so many times. First: Antifa. Then: wrong, but not an insurrection. Then: bad apples but the police let them in.

These are unserious people who are trying to come up with any line that will allow them to stay in good graces with an increasingly deranged base while speaking through the mainstream channels of normal society and institutions.

You know whose line hasn’t changed?

Liz Cheney’s

Trump’s now explicit embrace of the January 6 attack this many months later is just the latest example of what is becoming the newest truism in American politics…

Never Trumpism is never wrong.
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how many elected republicans can you point to, who are saying g that january 6th was a valid form of protest?

“never trumpism is never wrong.”

never trumpers planted fake racists in the VA republican governor candidates side. that’s not wrong?
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how many elected republicans can you point to, who are saying g that january 6th was a valid form of protest?

“never trumpism is never wrong.”

never trumpers planted fake racists in the VA republican governor candidates side. that’s not wrong?
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Ever hear of Gaetz, Gohmert and MTG?

Wasn’t that 5 people in VA, I assume it’s all over the media that feeds your opinions
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Ever hear of Gaetz, Gohmert and MTG?

Wasn’t that 5 people in VA, I assume it’s all over the media that feeds your opinions
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it was 5 people, planted there by an anti trump group. i’m not sure why an anti trump group has such a problem with the republican running for governor in VA, he’s not Trump.
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it was 5 people, planted there by an anti trump group. i’m not sure why an anti trump group has such a problem with the republican running for governor in VA, he’s not Trump.
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Because when people who are never Trump were asked, Why are you as a Republican not for Youngkin?

I worked for and supported many Republicans. I’m mostly proud to have done so. But if being a good Republican today means supporting Trump or acquiescing in and enabling Trumpist authoritarianism, I say: No. Country first.
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Because when people who are never Trump were asked, Why are you as a Republican not for Youngkin?

I worked for and supported many Republicans. I’m mostly proud to have done so. But if being a good Republican today means supporting Trump or acquiescing in and enabling Trumpist authoritarianism, I say: No. Country first.
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you’re saying all republicans are acquiescing to authoritarianism? so what are liberals for, smaller government.

backwards as always.

trump was many many bad things. he wasnt a dictator. a dictator wouldn’t let the media trash him the way they trashed trump. first thing a republican dictator would
do, is get rid of the media. but they never do that.

Duh.
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you’re saying all republicans are acquiescing to authoritarianism


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The democrats/left aren’t acting like authoritarians….nope…not at all…lalalalala
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The democrats/left aren’t acting like authoritarians….nope…not at all…lalalalala
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democrats are for small government and more individual freedoms. it’s the gop who want a tyrannical federal government…pete said so.
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you’re saying all republicans are acquiescing to authoritarianism? so what are liberals for, smaller government.

backwards as always.

trump was many many bad things. he wasnt a dictator. a dictator wouldn’t let the media trash him the way they trashed trump. first thing a republican dictator would
do, is get rid of the media. but they never do that.

Duh.
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Trump valued personal fealty while despising fidelity to oaths to the Constitution. He failed to see value in selfless actions that benefit others.

But you think he should be worshipped because he’s a billionaire and he worships the same things as you.

But since you keep going on--wishfully or disingenuously--about how GOP governors like Abbot and DeSantis are the future and there's NOTHING authoritarian about the former guy or them: You guys good with the TX vigilante law? You fine with FL professors being denied academic freedom?

You’re absolutely fine with both of those things since it serves your political purposes. Authoritarianism is fine if it's right wing authoritarianism, right?
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Trump valued personal fealty while despising fidelity to oaths to the Constitution. He failed to see value in selfless actions that benefit others.

But you think he should be worshipped because he’s a billionaire and he worships the same things as you.

But since you keep going on--wishfully or disingenuously--about how GOP governors like Abbot and DeSantis are the future and there's NOTHING authoritarian about the former guy or them: You guys good with the TX vigilante law? You fine with FL professors being denied academic freedom?

You’re absolutely fine with both of those things since it serves your political purposes. Authoritarianism is fine if it's right wing authoritarianism, right?
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If states legislate against the Constitution, there is a remedy for that. Same if the President acts unconstitutionally. The steady erosion and destruction of the Constitution is the problem. The Progressive agenda, and it's not a secret, is precisely to nullify the limitations that the Constitution imposes on government . . . especially on the federal government.

No President or Party has ever abused the Constitution like the Stable Genius
Here’s how he as much as amended it thru his actions and the failure of the spineless members of his party to do anything other than express fealty.

Amendment 1. No president shall be removed from office for treason, bribery, or any other crime or misdemeanor, no matter how high, should a partisan minority of the Senate choose to protect him.

Amendment 2. Congressional oversight shall be optional. No congressional subpoena or demand for testimony or documents shall bind a president who chooses to ignore it.

Amendment 3. Congressional appropriations shall be suggestions. The president may choose whether or not to comply with congressional spending laws, and Congress shall have no recourse should a president declare that his own priorities supersede Congress’s instructions.

Amendment 4. The president shall have authority to make appointments as he sees fit, without the advice and consent of the Senate, provided he deems his appointees to be acting, temporary, or otherwise exempt from the ordinary confirmation process.

Amendment 5. The president shall have unconstrained authority to dangle and issue pardons for the purpose of obstructing justice, tampering with witnesses, and forestalling investigations.
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No President or Party has ever abused the Constitution like the Stable Genius

For someone who chastises others for not knowing what you refer to as "history," you display a blatant ignorance of it. Other Presidents in the past have abused the Constitution far worse than anything you claim "the Stable Genius" has done. Try FDR for one of the several. His whole "New Deal" was the most flagrant abuse of the Constitution ever done by a presidential administration.

Here’s how he as much as amended it thru his actions and the failure of the spineless members of his party to do anything other than express fealty.

Amendment 1. No president shall be removed from office for treason, bribery, or any other crime or misdemeanor, no matter how high, should a partisan minority of the Senate choose to protect him.

That has always been true. See the Clinton impeachment.

Amendment 2. Congressional oversight shall be optional. No congressional subpoena or demand for testimony or documents shall bind a president who chooses to ignore it.

Nothing new there. A President who unconstitutionally ignores congressional oversight can be removed from office if Congress has the numbers to do it.

Amendment 3. Congressional appropriations shall be suggestions. The president may choose whether or not to comply with congressional spending laws, and Congress shall have no recourse should a president declare that his own priorities supersede Congress’s instructions.

Congress has the power to override a presidential veto of any congressional legislation. That's not changed or "as much as" been amended by Trump.

Amendment 4. The president shall have authority to make appointments as he sees fit, without the advice and consent of the Senate, provided he deems his appointees to be acting, temporary, or otherwise exempt from the ordinary confirmation process.

That's not a new thing that Trump "as much as" amended.

Amendment 5. The president shall have unconstrained authority to dangle and issue pardons for the purpose of obstructing justice, tampering with witnesses, and forestalling investigations.
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The President has always been able to pardon anyone for any reason related to a federal crime, even for treason. Trump has not made any change to that.

And increments to presidential power beyond that which is given in the Constitution has always been a goal of Progressives. Even though it can bite them in their political ass sometimes, it still facilitates the progress toward replacing the Constitution with their preferred centralized government by an administrative state.

The President has always been able to pardon anyone for any reason related to a federal crime, even for treason. Trump has not made any change to that.

And increments to presidential power beyond that which is given in the Constitution has always been a goal of Progressives. Even though it can bite them in their political ass sometimes, it still facilitates the progress toward replacing the Constitution with their preferred centralized government by an administrative state.

As I said

Here’s how he as much as amended it thru his actions and the failure of the spineless members of his party to do anything other than express fealty.
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As I said

Here’s how he as much as amended it thru his actions and the failure of the spineless members of his party to do anything other than express fealty.
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Doing what you're constitutionally allowed to do is not amending the Constitution, it is following the Constitution.

Doing what you're constitutionally allowed to do is not amending the Constitution, it is following the Constitution.

And just what would have happened if his “Fire in the Reichstag” had worked on January 6th?
Would Eastman’s plan also have been constitutional in your view?
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And just what would have happened if his “Fire in the Reichstag” had worked on January 6th?
Would Eastman’s plan also have been constitutional in your view?
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So you're no longer interested in discussing how the "Stable Genius" as much as amended the Constitution?

No President or Party has ever abused the Constitution like the Stable Genius

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dear pete...trump is no longer president...time to move along

dear pete...trump is no longer president...time to move along

Donald Trump is now the odds-on favorite to be president of the United States in 2025.
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So you're no longer interested in discussing how the "Stable Genius" as much as amended the Constitution?

Technically he did nothing, in normalizing how far a President can push the rules he did far too much

So just what would have happened if his “Fire in the Reichstag” had worked on January 6th?
Would Eastman’s plan also have been constitutional in your view?
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Donald Trump is now the odds-on favorite to be president of the United States in 2025.
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So you've already given up on Biden being re-elected based on his own merit, huh :hihi:
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Donald Trump is now the odds-on favorite to be president of the United States in 2025.
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So you've already given up on Biden being re-elected based on his own merit, huh :hihi:
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Not at all, Trump is the current odds on favorite with bookies worldwide.

So was Hillary

Donald Trump is now the odds-on favorite to be president of the United States in 2025.
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well...he was LEAST likely to be president last time he won .....so....think about it

So you've already given up on Biden being re-elected based on his own merit, huh :hihi:
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one of these days biden is going to nod off in the middle of an important meeting and not wake up....

one of these days biden is going to nod off in the middle of an important meeting and not wake up....

he just fell asleep during a presentation in Glasgow right?
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he just fell asleep during a presentation in Glasgow right?
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Looked like he shut his eyes for a minute, I fell sound asleep in a meeting once and I was far younger then.

Don’t forget, we once had a president who wondered if you could inject disinfectants into the human body to cure disease. He thought we had planes that were invisible, and he ate “hamberders.” He wanted to shoot nuclear missiles at hurricanes, put alligators in a moat, and buy Greenland.
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Looked like he shut his eyes for a minute,

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haaaaaaaaaa......

haaaaaaaaaa......

Shocker he denied that. I mean I'm stunned.

I see McAuliffe brought the head of the national teachers union to stump for him last night. In an election that's only close because parents of students feel like their concerns are being ignored by schools, he brings in the president of the national teachers union to stump for him.

You can't cure stupid.

I still say McAuliffe wins by a few, I just can't believe it's that close in a blue state Biden just won by double digits. I don't believe polling anymore.

You can't cure stupid.



it was great that obama mocked parents for inventing school controversies as we discovered the school was covering the rape of little girls...that was outstanding timing

it was great that obama mocked parents for inventing school controversies as we discovered the school was covering the rape of little girls...that was outstanding timing

Yes, Obama the great unifier says parents of rape victims, have no legitimate beef when their daughter is violently sodomized and then the superintendent lies about the rape taking place at a public meeting. That's just phony, trumped-up, Fox news gas-lighting. No rational person could be concerned over that. And then calling those people who say they're concerned, domestic terrorists.

Again, it's like they're trying to see how far they can go, before they trigger an actual civil war.

Again, it's like they're trying to see how far they can go, before they trigger an actual civil war.



endless laughs here....

endless laughs here....

if there ever is a second civil war, it's going to be a whole lot shorter than the first one.

if there ever is a second civil war, it's going to be a whole lot shorter than the first one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AbpcNQw-PE

if there ever is a second civil war, it's going to be a whole lot shorter than the first one.

https://img.ifunny.co/images/2fe48abac12b2522c700b7f2c861e9da2918b884b12b40f645 9d03f3cecee182_1.jpg
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