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Something I’ve learned in Congress: We agree on more than enough to secure the border. But solving the problem would obsolete a bunch of attack ads, so it’s not going to happen.
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No, you're being dishonest/disingenuous. The border bill doesn't secure the border. It makes it more efficient to process illegals into the country and let them live on benefits for years until they get a "hearing." Stop lying to your constituents with a straight face.
Potus has the executive authority to do more to solve the border problem than you may realize. the border issue is useful to both sides to campaign on every cycle.
you voted for warrantless spying on Americans, traitor
Gonna be tough to live with the fact that you supported the wrong side of history for these last few years, bud. Good luck.
My experience at the border. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Democrats have no intention whatsoever of securing the border.
When you start off by telling us, the problem can be solved by allowing 5000 people a day into the country, we automatically don’t believe you.
The two-party structure would rather American lives be put at risk than solve the problem. If you truly care about Americans, then join the @Fwd_Party and support Forward-Independent candidates like @ShelaneEtchison. Help us create a viable third-party to solve problems.
Why do you look so similar to @RepAdamSchiff ?
Why can’t we propose single issue bills. Solve for 1 then move to 2. It eliminates the ability to say “look what they’re trying to push through with this bill”
![DOOCY TIME: “So you guys talk a lot, including today, about how the border wouldn’t to be such a big deal if Congress would have just passed the immigration bill on day one. Who was in charge of Congress on day one?” KJP: “So, it’s been three years. It’s been three — three whole years. More than three years, more than 1000 days and, look, this is a difficult issue, obviously,. This is a difficult issue and what we have said, is that Congress has to act, right? Congress — Democrats, Republicans — have to act. But, in those three years, it is true that Republicans have gotten in the way. They just have, Peter. They have constitulessly [sp] [sic] used immigration, the immigration system, the broken system as a political stunt. That’s what they’ve done. They’ve gotten in the way in trying to get more Border Patrol agents. They’ve gotten in the way and actually trying to fix what’s happening, the challenges at the border. They did.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1754960038140039467/ext_tw_video_thumb/1754959728134774786/pu/img/zNAyHSyjch-EZvmk.jpg)
