The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump

[tragabigzanda]

[tragabigzanda]

[McParadigm]

“They are trying to transform your culture...”

This really is some kind of historical moment.

[wease]

“They are trying to transform your culture...”

This really is some kind of historical moment.

What a fucking asshole.

[digster]

This was probably inevitable, some kind of event or crisis that was an inflection point for how the mushy middle of the country would view his presidency. There was bound to be some combination of the administration's inherent cruelty, incompetence and willingness to lie about everything in a way that is apparent to everyone. I'm sure his base will remain his base, but I think how the country reacts in the next week will be pretty telling for how things will be going forward.

[Jorge]

“They are trying to transform your culture...”

This really is some kind of historical moment.

The teleprompter is slightly too much to the left of where it should be

[McParadigm]

“They are trying to transform your culture...”

This really is some kind of historical moment.

The teleprompter is slightly too much to the left of where it should be

That’s weird cos it’s hard right

[Norah]

[Bi_3]

If not cages, then what? What does the US government do with the ~250 kids a day that are caught entering the country illegally along that border everyday? What about next week? Next year? Who pays for their food? Teaches them English? Provides them healthcare?

I totally agree cages are wrong and separating families of asylum seekers is wrong (and likely illegal), but what do we actually do here to help both the asylum seeker and the people here already in need?

[BurtReynolds]

lol "right side of history"

[E.H. Ruddock]

If not cages, then what?

Umm... Maybe don't take them away from their parents?

[Bi_3]

If not cages, then what?

Umm... Maybe don't take them away from their parents?

And put them where?

[tragabigzanda]

If not cages, then what?

Umm... Maybe don't take them away from their parents?

And put them where?

dougs house

[digster]

If not cages, then what? What does the US government do with the ~250 kids a day that are caught entering the country illegally along that border everyday? What about next week? Next year? Who pays for their food? Teaches them English? Provides them healthcare?

I totally agree cages are wrong and separating families of asylum seekers is wrong (and likely illegal), but what do we actually do here to help both the asylum seeker and the people here already in need?

You could start by not criminalizing everyone who is crossing the border which is causing the separations in the first place. You can do what they were doing before the Trump administration changed their approach, which numerous officials have already admitted is an attempt to deter border crossings, however much Nielsen tries to avoid even hinting at that.

[McParadigm]

B_i inching dangerously close to the “This is a necessary evil” cliff.

[B]

This immigration debate is important, but I don't want this to slip by.

"I am hereby directing the Department of Defense and Pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces," Trump said during a meeting of the National Space Council.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/18/preside ... ranch.html

[McParadigm]

Infest.

[wease]

Has there ever been a president that tried so hard to actually divide the country?

[jwfocker]

This must be a wet dream for b_i and his crusade against immigrants.

[Bi_3]

B_i inching dangerously close to the “This is a necessary evil” cliff.

The answer to "how do we address this concern" can't just be "not that". (It's 100% not chainlink cages.)