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Most Americans lock their front door at night—not because they hate everybody on the outside, but because they love the people on the inside. That’s the way they see our border, too.

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Paulvor 1 Jahr

So, you want a walk around the entire US? Make sure you wall up every beach around the country.

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chris torsvor 1 Jahr

thank you for saying what allot of us are thinking-

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IkeLeRouxvor 1 Jahr

It’s really just Common sense.

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VJTvor 1 Jahr

Exactly. It’s not about hate—it’s about protecting our families, jobs, and national security. Borders define a nation.

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WEEZvor 1 Jahr

Everything is racist don’t take a dump in the bathroom alone because that’s racist they are the party of racism and everything bad that ever happened to these United States good thing we still have good people like you in office

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MARIA ESTER RODRIGUEZvor 1 Jahr

Glad that lots of people have open their eyes and found out what they have discovered to this country. A person must be either blind or ignorant to support their agenda.

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David Johnsonvor 1 Jahr

I can remember nights when I was young in eastern ky. We left doors and windows open at night when it was warm. Poor don't get robbed.

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Tammy Johnsonvor 1 Jahr

I agree. Plus, we lock the back door and windows as well as the front door. I see the US Government now doing that, sometime in concert with other countries. I like the "neighborhood watch concept."

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Ardell Naglevor 1 Jahr

Correct

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ET214vor 1 Jahr

Great point. You are the refreshing sound of common sense.

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