For Chauncy:

Trump effect on immigration

still waiting for danvee's answer... White Marlin

I didn't say I was in favor with Biden's approach, I thought the right approach was to Jail and fine the individuals that hire the illegals. Write to you senators and ask that the floor a bill to do that, see what kind of response you get. My opinion my approach that's all you don't have to like it.

Fortunately, there are third-party choices that a person of good conscience, ethics, and patriotism can vote for. You only have to go with the binary choice if it's important for your self-esteem to vote for a winning ticket. By turning up your nose at the two main parties, you show proper contempt for their nominees. Biden and Trump both deserve it.

Jim

I get your point on not being obligated to vote for whatever lousy candidate the two main parties decide to run, so a vote for a third party candidate can provide some satisfaction by hoisting the middle finger to their nominees. The point you're missing is that Trump was, and still is, that alternative kind of candidate. The mainstream Republican Party wanted nothing to do with him, and would have much preferred to run another milk-toast candidate like Romney or McCain. Like him or not, his rise to the presidency was the result of a true groundswell of public support for change from the same old politics as usual. And the opposition that continues to this day, from both mainstream political parties, is nothing more than a desperate attempt to hold on to politics as usual.

We had a chance and were well on our way to taking this country back. The actions of this administration, reversing nearly every Trump policy regardless of how well they were working, and the relentless attempt to to have him removed from the 2024 ballot is punishment for thinking the people still have a say in how this government is run.

I get your point on not being obligated to vote for whatever lousy candidate the two main parties decide to run, so a vote for a third party candidate can provide some satisfaction by hoisting the middle finger to their nominees. The point you're missing is that Trump was, and still is, that alternative kind of candidate. The mainstream Republican Party wanted nothing to do with him, and would have much preferred to run another milk-toast candidate like Romney or McCain. Like him or not, his rise to the presidency was the result of a true groundswell of public support for change from the same old politics as usual. And the opposition that continues to this day, from both mainstream political parties, is nothing more than a desperate attempt to hold on to politics as usual.

We had a chance and were well on our way to taking this country back. The actions of this administration, reversing nearly every Trump policy regardless of how well they were working, and the relentless attempt to to have him removed from the 2024 ballot is punishment for thinking the people still have a say in how this government is run.

And we are taking it.

But why would the dems immediately reverse what was working, EO or not?!!!!

Now that I agree with ya on, his voters got exactly what he was promising and it wasn't good for the U.S.A.