All the tariff talk is a distraction.
It's a distraction that the media needs
in order to get people to stop thinking about the Biden Border Crisis.
All the tariff talk is a distraction.
No it really isn't, at least not in the sense you say it is. The media wouldn't have it to talk about if Trump would stop flip-flopping on it. So the question becomes "if it is a distraction, what is *Trump* trying
to distract us from"?
Aaron Thomas wrote to All <=-
Despite headlines, despite who's president, beware of the Biden border crisis.
I don't think that's intended, but rather the way it is. Trump has lots of problems to solve - or at least to get the ball rolling to solve - in only 4 years. While we can't forget about the border crisis, we can't focus on it either.
That's a good question. I love Trump, but I'll be the first to admit thate's
distracting from the border crisis with all kinds of crap.
On the bright side, he's helping by deporting hundreds of migrants, but the dark reality is that his pace is lackluster and it's not the de-envasion that we were hoping for.
Mike Powell wrote to AARON THOMAS <=-that
That's a good question. I love Trump, but I'll be the first to admit that
e's
distracting from the border crisis with all kinds of crap.
You might need to get used to "crap" for the next ~4 years as I suspect there will be a lot of it.
On the bright side, he's helping by deporting hundreds of migrants, but the dark reality is that his pace is lackluster and it's not the de-envasion
we were hoping for.
It is quick enough that they are deporting people they shouldn't, and
the USSC has told them they need to figure out how to get at least one
of them back.
On the bright side, he's helping by deporting hundreds of migrants, but dark reality is that his pace is lackluster and it's not the de-envasion we were hoping for.
It is quick enough that they are deporting people they shouldn't, and the USSC has told them they need to figure out how to get at least one of
them back.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I understand. He's definitely doing the best he can. But I'll still complain about the slow speed of the deportations whenever someone
wants me to speak critically of Trump. (He can't screw over the left
fast enough!)
That's a good question. I love Trump, but I'll be the first to admit th
e's
distracting from the border crisis with all kinds of crap.
You might need to get used to "crap" for the next ~4 years as I suspe there will be a lot of it.
But he's doing his best to screw over the left. But the left has soooo many plans in place it's going to take lots of time and energy.
It is quick enough that they are deporting people they shouldn't, and the USSC has told them they need to figure out how to get at least on of them back.
I wonder how the USA got itself into such a bind, that this action became necessary. Let this be a lesson to other countries. CONTROL YOUR BORDER!
It is quick enough that they are deporting people they shouldn't, and the USSC has told them they need to figure out how to get at least one of them back.
I wonder how the USA got itself into such a bind, that this action became necessary. Let this be a lesson to other countries. CONTROL YOUR BORDER!
utOn the bright side, he's helping by deporting hundreds of migrants,
e-envasiodark reality is that his pace is lackluster and it's not the
hewe were hoping for.
It is quick enough that they are deporting people they shouldn't, and
USSC has told them they need to figure out how to get at least one of them back.
It's just 1 guy. And Bukele said that he's keeping him.
Why try to hate Trump? Hope for the best.
It's just 1 guy. And Bukele said that he's keeping him.
They've deported more than one to El Salvador that should not have been. They've so far only been told by the court that they have to return one.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
My daughter is afraid to have any friends over because of the giant
Trump flag that I have on the front porch. I told her "I'll take the
flag down, but if I do, I'm putting it in my car and I'm gonna carry it with me every place I go." (So we're keeping it on the front porch for
now hehe)
Let's see if our federal judges can boss people around in El Salvador.air
The guy came here illegally, but the prosecution is on Trump. How is that
Should we bring him back here so we can charge him with illegal entry? Do you want to pay for his airfare for that?
flag down, but if I do, I'm putting it in my car and I'm gonna carry with me every place I go." (So we're keeping it on the front porch fo now hehe)
If she has friends who would be offended by that, she needs to find
better friends.
Even if he did come here illegally from one country, there is no law on the books that says we can send you to a supermax facility in *another* country. If he was being deported for being illegal, he should have been sent back to Venezuela, not El Salvador.
Should we bring him back here so we can charge him with illegal entry? D want to pay for his airfare for that?
No, I don't want to pay for it, but I am smart enough to see that there was a mistake made and now it needs to be fixed. I am also smart enough to see that whoever didn't do their homework before these raids needs to be punished -- probably fired.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
The problem is the ratio of brainwashed to non-brainwashed is a little high in places like Binghamton High School.
They're kids, so unfortunately not many of them will break free from
the brainwashing until a little later in life. (I didn't know the
dealio until Obama.)
There's this problem though: Venezuela doesn't do enough to keep their criminals from wandering into the USA. At least we know that we're safer with him in CECOT. Venezuela should do everything they can to "bring him home" sinc
he's their problem and not ours.
You are not safer with him in CECOT. He was allegedly not even a gang member and was here *legally*.
You are actually less safe because it means they can screw up and send anyone down there, and they not be able to get them back.
The polls are showing that the younger crowd is getting more and more conservative. At least they aren't getting brainwashed by the Wokies. So there might be some hope here.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Mike Powell <=-
That's the first I've heard about that. But even if he was here
legally, he wasn't born here, he's not a citizen, and therefore he can
be deported for failing to pay a parking ticket, for applying for food stamps, or for many other minor crimes. None of us have any solid facts
on him, so it's just as ridiculous to defend him as it is to condemn
him.
You are actually less safe because it means they can screw up and send anyone down there, and they not be able to get them back.
What's even more unsafe is feeling victimized by something you saw on
TV.
on him, so it's just as ridiculous to defend him as it is to condemn him.
That he can be deported is not in question. That he was loaded onto a plane and deported without due process is the issue.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Kurt Weiske <=-
Trump made promises during his campaign, and he's keeping them. He
didn't promise to let Soros-funded federal judges stand in the way of protecting innocent lives.
Trump made promises during his campaign, and he's keeping them. He didn't promise to let Soros-funded federal judges stand in the way of protecting innocent lives.
He did make a vow to preserve and defend the constitution - I remember seeing that at the inauguration. Although skipping the "from enemies foreign and domestic" line was odd.
Funny, how democratic and republican-appointed judges have been ruling against Trump. As for funding judges, that's not worth comment anymore, given the makeup of the Supreme Court.
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