Re: Has the govt. shut down affected you?
[Re: AntiGov]
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01/09/19 11:07 PM
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Pike River
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No paycheck, no money for fuel to get to work. You need me to loan you some gas money ? Sure. Please send an attache full of unmarked $20s.
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Re: Has the govt. shut down affected you?
[Re: Pike River]
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01/10/19 07:21 AM
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Give it long enough and you'll see how the lack of government will erode the quality of this country.
Give it long enough and you'll see how the lack of government will expand the quality of this country.
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Re: Has the govt. shut down affected you?
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01/10/19 08:11 AM
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I think Trump called in the heads of departments a while ago and told them to research on ways to cut back ten percent. I don't know what came of it.
I think you can guess what came of it!
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Re: Has the govt. shut down affected you?
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01/10/19 08:54 AM
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Although I have empathy for those affected, I think it is crucial that we secure our borders. Even the northern border has had an increase in illegals trying to cross. If a partial gov. shutdown is what it is going to take to get it done, so be it.
I would remind everyone, that those who founded this great country, sacrificed a heck of a lot more than waiting a few weeks for a taxpayer funded paycheck .
Last edited by Squash; 01/10/19 08:55 AM.
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Re: Has the govt. shut down affected you?
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01/10/19 09:23 AM
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It's hard to buy into trump's claim that this isn't more a political stunt than a national security concern when one considers:
He's been president for nearly two years, and up until last week, Republicans controlled both chambers of Congress. At any point during that two years, Republicans could have passed a bill to fund the border wall, and he could have gotten at least $5.6 billion. Republicans were ready to use the reconciliation process, allowing the Senate to pass legislation with a simple majority, to repeal and replace Obamacare. They successfully used the procedure to pass a massive tax cut. They certainly could have found a way to use it to put some money into building a border wall had Trump actually fought for it earlier in his administration.
And the above quote is taken from the right leaning Washington Examiner
I agree, they could and should have got it done but they squabbled over DACA and family separation and the likes of McCain and other rinos. But that was then and this is now. As far as a political stunt,well,.everyone associated with protecting our border security have stated a wall where applicable is necessary,in combination with increased technology advancements.This immigration problem has been going on for decades,...it's time to make a real effort to curtail it! The stunts we are seeing now are on the Dems shoulders and they're holding workers as hostage.
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