That may be the one I'm thinking about. Thanks for digging into it.You know what. My mistake. The $20B offer was a year ago. I get all these shutdowns mixed up.
Sorry to Luther as well.
Here's a link to that one.
https://www.theatlantic.com/politic...ocrats-schumer-trump-border-wall-daca/551288/
"Hostage takers" again.
Look, here's Pelosi's wish list - https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/11919/
Trump's offer included $800M for port of entry infrastructure, $800M for for tech along the border, 2750 new hires for border patrol and 75 more immigration judges.....and a wall.
Trump offered EVERYTHING she asked for on that list as well as temporary (not permanent) DACA and TPS resolutions which could be worked out in the subsequent three years. That, however, wasn't good enough for her.
And you have the balls to call Trump a "hostage taker".
"Hostage takers" again.
Look, here's Pelosi's wish list - https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/11919/
Trump's offer included $800M for port of entry infrastructure, $800M for for tech along the border, 2750 new hires for border patrol and 75 more immigration judges.....and a wall.
Trump offered EVERYTHING she asked for on that list as well as temporary (not permanent) DACA and TPS resolutions which could be worked out in the subsequent three years. That, however, wasn't good enough for her.
And you have the balls to call Trump a "hostage taker".
It'll build a wall around an island off the left coast of Canada.
FOR the wall? How much? What were the demands associated with the "offer"?
"Hostage takers" again.
Look, here's Pelosi's wish list - https://www.speaker.gov/newsroom/11919/
Trump's offer included $800M for port of entry infrastructure, $800M for for tech along the border, 2750 new hires for border patrol and 75 more immigration judges.....and a wall.
Trump offered EVERYTHING she asked for on that list as well as temporary (not permanent) DACA and TPS resolutions which could be worked out in the subsequent three years. That, however, wasn't good enough for her.
And you have the balls to call Trump a "hostage taker".
Won't happen. Democrats hate Trump and the ONLY thing they care about is sticking it to him. They're holding out for an impeachment and figure that once some kind of catastrophe hits due to the federal shutdown they'll use that as the basis for impeachment.
When did American politics get to be hardball? Not yesterday.
Trump plays hardball, though. Doesn't he. Trump will shut down the whole damn federal government to coerce Congress to fund his project against their will. Think on that for a moment. A President elected by a minority shuts down the federal government to try to force Congress to fund a project they don't want to fund. Does that sound like how the US federal government was meant to work?
No, walls in the 57 states The-Smartest-Man-Ever-Elected-President spoke of.Are you talking about a wall like the border wall in San Antonio President Stable Genius touted? :monkey
That may be the one I'm thinking about. Thanks for digging into it.
No, walls in the 57 states The-Smartest-Man-Ever-Elected-President spoke of.
No, walls in the 57 states The-Smartest-Man-Ever-Elected-President spoke of.
Now that President Trump has laid an offer on the table, what are the democrats going to offer? It cant be a one way street. Democrats need to offer the money for the wall.
Won't happen. Democrats hate Trump and the ONLY thing they care about is sticking it to him. They're holding out for an impeachment and figure that once some kind of catastrophe hits due to the federal shutdown they'll use that as the basis for impeachment.
None of those things were ever in dispute. All offers from both sides had all that in one form or another. This all comes down to the wall for permanent DACA. Heck, both of us know that deep down the dems aren't really against a barrier in some form, they've voted for it in the past.
Maybe Trump needs to sweeten the deal by adding a plane full of money and 5 of their favorite radicals from Gitmo.
When did American politics get to be hardball? Not yesterday.
Trump plays hardball, though. Doesn't he. Trump will shut down the whole damn federal government to coerce Congress to fund his project against their will. Think on that for a moment. A President elected by a minority shuts down the federal government to try to force Congress to fund a project they don't want to fund. Does that sound like how the US federal government was meant to work?
"57 states" wasn't the dumbest thing the-smartest . . . ever said either.Considering all the idiotic things the Mango Mussolini has said, "57 states" seems rather pedestrian, doesn't it?
Well, if they aren't really against it then they must be against something and to **** over the American people because they dislike Trump is the epitome of pettiness. Pelosi has showed herself and her party to be truly horrible people who are interested in their party first and the nation only to the extent that it supports her party.
Reopen the government and then I fully support negotiations.
You mean about him being "the smartest man . . ."? He debunked that shortly after taking office. And continues doing it until this day.Have you really not seen how that bull**** was debunked or do you just not care about the truth?
Didn't Trump come back with a counter offer including DACA which the dems then refused?Think about it. If that deal went through like it should have we would have skipped that shut down along with this one and all the wall drama this past year would have been gone.
Didn't Trump come back with a counter offer including DACA which the dems then refused?
The longer the federal government stays closed the more inclined Americans will be to find ways around needing them. This shutdown is precisely what the nation needs to ween themselves from the federal teat.
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