Re: The 45th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Tue April 03, 2018 7:05 pm
You’ll all be fucking grateful this time next year when we’ve repelled the Mexican army and refused to leave Texas without taking the oil first.
but you dont mess with texas!McParadigm wrote:You’ll all be fucking grateful this time next year when we’ve repelled the Mexican army and refused to leave Texas without taking the oil first.
all my exes live there...Strat wrote:but you dont mess with texas!McParadigm wrote:You’ll all be fucking grateful this time next year when we’ve repelled the Mexican army and refused to leave Texas without taking the oil first.
I thought that was why you hung your hat in Tennessee.bada wrote:all my exes live there...Strat wrote:but you dont mess with texas!McParadigm wrote:You’ll all be fucking grateful this time next year when we’ve repelled the Mexican army and refused to leave Texas without taking the oil first.
Wait, isn’t a good chunk of the border private land? Wasn’t that already an issue when it was just going to be a wall?Strat wrote:Yea i can't be too upset about it. It makes more sense than a fucking wall.Bi_3 wrote:That is a totally reasonable thing to do as countries have a right to protect their borders from invasion.Strat wrote:4/5 wrote:Is the militarization of border patrol a real thing? I saw a headline but I'm too numb to click.This isn't the first time there's been talk of sending US troops to the border.
Under President George W. Bush, a border deployment of the National Guard known as Operation Jump Start started in 2006 and lasted two years. The operation sent more than 6,000 troops to California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas to repair secondary border fence, construct nearly 1,000 metal barriers and fly border protection agents by helicopter to intercept immigrants trying to enter illegally.
In 2010, the Obama administration deployed National Guard troops as part of a border protection plan.
Officials in 2010 said up to 1,200 National Guard troops would be in place along the US-Mexico border for up to a year to assist US Customs and Border Protection with surveillance and intelligence gathering while the agency worked to hire additional staff.
Appraisal business is dying but i bet I could make one final hurrah and make my millions heading down to the border for Eminent Domain valuations.McParadigm wrote:Wait, isn’t a good chunk of the border private land? Wasn’t that already an issue when it was just going to be a wall?Strat wrote:Yea i can't be too upset about it. It makes more sense than a fucking wall.Bi_3 wrote:That is a totally reasonable thing to do as countries have a right to protect their borders from invasion.Strat wrote:4/5 wrote:Is the militarization of border patrol a real thing? I saw a headline but I'm too numb to click.This isn't the first time there's been talk of sending US troops to the border.
Under President George W. Bush, a border deployment of the National Guard known as Operation Jump Start started in 2006 and lasted two years. The operation sent more than 6,000 troops to California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas to repair secondary border fence, construct nearly 1,000 metal barriers and fly border protection agents by helicopter to intercept immigrants trying to enter illegally.
In 2010, the Obama administration deployed National Guard troops as part of a border protection plan.
Officials in 2010 said up to 1,200 National Guard troops would be in place along the US-Mexico border for up to a year to assist US Customs and Border Protection with surveillance and intelligence gathering while the agency worked to hire additional staff.
Can we please officially change the term "trade deficit" to "goods surplus"?? It means the exact same thing but this guy would think that we're WINNING by $500 billion.McParadigm wrote:wat
McParadigm wrote:wat
I don't want Trump to maintain power, but the idea of gridlock now seems worse.... civilization is approaching a tipping point. We need to be able to act, not tweet.Strat wrote:Not even half way through this, huh?
Man. imagine the chaos from trumps fingers if the Dems actually take over house and senate.
I’ll admit I’m growing hazy on this but.... huh?That's partly because few observers expected Mueller to make Trump a target of his criminal investigation owing to the legal uncertainty over whether a sitting president can be indicted.