Politics Thread

[Xville]

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/har...ect-more-taxes

What’s next, she going to mention building a wall.

Maybe… Mexico will pay for it

[Xuperman]

If it’s so effective why did Cruz and Scalise say that congress needed to pass new legislation back in 2019? Riddle me that Batman?

You’re a sheep, just admit it. Flip flop to whatever answer conservative media and/or trump tells you.

I didn't mention anything about the effectiveness of current laws. I do know that Biden has been the worst POTUS in history ENFORCING them.

Cruz/Scalise? It's called Immigration Reform. That has been called for by Republicans for decades.

What is conservative media and Trump telling me that is not painfully obvious to all of us?

You are really flexing your Troll muscles today.

[Xuperman]

I answered your stupid question, so how about doing something you never do and answer my question.

How effective do you think it would be if the Harris campaign could megaphone "We passed bipartisan legislation to secure our border"?

[paulxu]

Geezus.
You do realize this was a bipartisan bill, correct? This was going to pass easily until trump said no and the sheep followed.

It's called Immigration Reform. That has been called for by Republicans for decades. .

One of these things is not like the other.

[Xuperman]

One of these things is not like the other.

He brought up Cruz/Scalise in 2019 for some reason and I answered his question. Has nothing to do with the '24 Senate bill. So, obviously one is not like the other.

[paulxu]

You brought up the 2024 Senate border bill with a link.
He noted to you that it was a bi-partisan bill.
You said Republicans had been calling for Immigration Reform for decades.
Well...until Trump told them to kill the bill. Which they did.

[Xuperman]

You brought up the 2024 Senate border bill with a link.
He noted to you that it was a bi-partisan bill.
You said Republicans had been calling for Immigration Reform for decades.
Well...until Trump told them to kill the bill. Which they did.

I know. Maybe you can answer the question I posed to him? It would really bring the conversation into a clear focus.

[bjf123]

You brought up the 2024 Senate border bill with a link.
He noted to you that it was a bi-partisan bill.
You said Republicans had been calling for Immigration Reform for decades.
Well...until Trump told them to kill the bill. Which they did.

Just because it was bipartisan doesn’t mean it wasn’t also a shitty bill. They’re not mutually exclusive.


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[Xville]

I know. Maybe you can answer the question I posed to him? It would really bring the conversation into a clear focus.

The question is stupid. Paul explained something to you, and you still don’t understand the irony. It’s fascinating.

[noteggs]

It's probably still on his desk...but he's on a 4 week vacation, no doubt trumpeting the investments from the infrastructure bill he voted against.

Not sure how that would be possible. HR 815 passed both chambers and signed by Biden without the border security supplemental. At least that is how I understand the bill.

Bill S 4361 (which was the standalone border bill) never made it out of the Senate. Rejected by a vote of 43-50. Six democrats voted against it. Only one republican (Murkowski) voted for it.