Did you hear about any immigration problems when Bush was President? When Trump wins, you won’t hear a peep about it either. Immigration is a GOP election issue and they don’t dare solve it. If they don’t keep the base in fear and terror, they won’t get voted in. They don’t DO ANYTHING, so they need issues.
Great comment!When the state of Georgia passed its illegal immigrants legislation they found they could not find enough workers to harvest the crops. It IS true that there are jobs our patriotic red-blooded Amuricans WON’T take. Too much work, not enough money, etc. etc.My wife works for a large auto dealer. Every day they get applications from recent high school grads who think they should start at $20/hour for an office job!I guess they think because they text all day that makes them proficient on Word and spreadsheets!
Stop immigration and bring the civil rights gains back to their knees.If he should win, we all know he is an authoritarian.Sanders has worked with the civil rights groups and is FOR ALL minorities.Trouble being is many minority people don’t know Sanders enough to know that.For example; I was at the Democrat Caucus and asked a pair of Hillary supporters (who were black) did they know that Sanders was an activist in the civil rights movement, and they didn’t know that.Trump being “the worst of the worst of the worst sir” to paraphrase Men in Black.
Conservative pundit Michael Gerson:Who is really to blame for Donald Trump?
The proximate answer is a durable plurality in the Republican primary electorate, concentrated among non-college-educated whites but not limited to them. They are applying Trump like a wrecking ball against the old political order. And it clearly does not matter to them if their instrument is qualified, honest, stable, knowledgeable, ethical, consistent or honorable.-————————————————————Spoiler alert: Trump is none of the above!
braindead Premium Member about 8 years ago
One more time:
If you want fewer illegals, prosecute those who hire them.
Of course, that’s assuming you actually do want fewer illegals and don’t want to act as if you do — in order to preserve the supply of cheap labor.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member about 8 years ago
Did you hear about any immigration problems when Bush was President? When Trump wins, you won’t hear a peep about it either. Immigration is a GOP election issue and they don’t dare solve it. If they don’t keep the base in fear and terror, they won’t get voted in. They don’t DO ANYTHING, so they need issues.
fatchance about 8 years ago
@NeedaChuckleYour claim that the GOP doesn’t do anything is disturbing. At every opportunity, they do a great deal of harm.
edward thomas Premium Member about 8 years ago
Great comment!When the state of Georgia passed its illegal immigrants legislation they found they could not find enough workers to harvest the crops. It IS true that there are jobs our patriotic red-blooded Amuricans WON’T take. Too much work, not enough money, etc. etc.My wife works for a large auto dealer. Every day they get applications from recent high school grads who think they should start at $20/hour for an office job!I guess they think because they text all day that makes them proficient on Word and spreadsheets!
Happy Two Shoes about 8 years ago
I wonder what Trump’s plan is to stop Emigration
William Bednar Premium Member about 8 years ago
Planet of the Trumps?
pam Miner about 8 years ago
Stop immigration and bring the civil rights gains back to their knees.If he should win, we all know he is an authoritarian.Sanders has worked with the civil rights groups and is FOR ALL minorities.Trouble being is many minority people don’t know Sanders enough to know that.For example; I was at the Democrat Caucus and asked a pair of Hillary supporters (who were black) did they know that Sanders was an activist in the civil rights movement, and they didn’t know that.Trump being “the worst of the worst of the worst sir” to paraphrase Men in Black.
alexzabala about 8 years ago
Go ahead and trust a straw man
Godfreydaniel about 8 years ago
Conservative pundit Michael Gerson:Who is really to blame for Donald Trump?
The proximate answer is a durable plurality in the Republican primary electorate, concentrated among non-college-educated whites but not limited to them. They are applying Trump like a wrecking ball against the old political order. And it clearly does not matter to them if their instrument is qualified, honest, stable, knowledgeable, ethical, consistent or honorable.-————————————————————Spoiler alert: Trump is none of the above!
gammaguy about 8 years ago
“…we do not have a brain.”.No heart, either.