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If all he did was build the Trump wall...he would do more for the USA than all the Dems and Reps have done since Reagan.
Right...a wall to keep out brown people totally beats universal healthcare.
 
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Has Trump said anything about his politics? Aside from making America great again, which could, both figuratively and literally, mean everything from being a super power to being heavy on the bbq sauce. I pray that Super Tuesday will set things straight.
LOOK HERE
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/
 
Nov 25, 2014
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It will cost a lot less than continuing to allow millions upon millions of parasitic people entering America illegally only to take money from hard working citizens via tax dollars.

Here are some actual numbers from the Pew Research Center.

In 2014 there were 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. This number has remained stable for about the last five years, and is down from our peak at 2007.

Of these undocumented immigrants, 8.1 million were working in the U.S. (2012 stats).

About 2.2 million of them are children.

So, that means about 1 million are potentially "sponging" off the American system. (Unless you want to count education and healthcare provided to children as "sponging").


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Right...a wall to keep out brown people totally beats universal healthcare.
Yea .."illegal" brown or whatever people who are destroying the economic and moral welfare of our society. Maybe we could pay for universal healthcare for our "legal" citizens if not for all the illegals that our destroying our economy and stealing the benefits meant for our citizens. I would love to buy every homeless person a house ..but you know what? I don't have the money and neither does our country. We need to take care of our own "brown" people, and let other nations do the same.
 
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I wonder what a wall like that would cost. Is he going to spend Donald bucks or the real deal? How many miles from the Pacific to the Gulf? Ceement, or is he just gonna roll out some old barb wire? I think building that wall will make Democrats come across economically responsible. Are you aware of who you are really supporting now?
Around 12 billion ... about what we spend in one month on welfare for illegals.
 
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Actually, I believe the entire electorate is drinking the Kool-Aid, from the Bernie Sanders folks to the Donald Trump folks;)
Well when we get that wall and stop importing muslim terrorist ... we will begin to make America great again ..
 
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Here are some actual numbers from the Pew Research Center.

In 2014 there were 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. This number has remained stable for about the last five years, and is down from our peak at 2007.

Of these undocumented immigrants, 8.1 million were working in the U.S. (2012 stats).

About 2.2 million of them are children.

So, that means about 1 million are potentially "sponging" off the American system. (Unless you want to count education and healthcare provided to children as "sponging").


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That's 8 million jobs that could go to the poor "brown" people in America ..and I guarantee the majority of those working are getting foodstamps etc... for their 6 kids and wife ... Then add the other 2 million that are complete sponges on our society..not to mention the Crime and drugs they bring with them
 
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It does seem that Trump wil be the Republican nominee even though more are voting aganist him than for him.
So the minority wins again.
 
Dec 1, 2014
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In 2014 there were 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. This number has remained stable for about the last five years, and is down from our peak at 2007.
Stable my backside! I'm calling out and out total nonsense on that figure. They're coming in at a rate of thousands a day, and they're not leaving or dying off at that rate so nothing is stable.
 
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Right...a wall to keep out brown people totally beats universal healthcare.
Are you're a racist, Mary? Seems like you are because skin pigmentation has nothing to do with this but rather the implementation of law and the adherence of said law. Take your propaganda elsewhere.
 
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Here are some actual numbers from the Pew Research Center.

In 2014 there were 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. This number has remained stable for about the last five years, and is down from our peak at 2007.

Of these undocumented immigrants, 8.1 million were working in the U.S. (2012 stats).

About 2.2 million of them are children.

So, that means about 1 million are potentially "sponging" off the American system. (Unless you want to count education and healthcare provided to children as "sponging").
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This is the way people lie on the internet. They say something like in 2014, there were 11.3 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S. They don't say the number is an estimate and that an exact number is impossible to know since illegal immigrants don't respond to surveys honestly, or at all.

Then you tell folks that number has remained stable for the last five years, when this administration has used new criteria for counting illegal immigrants, in hopes of making themselves look successful at deporting illegals. So it's another way to lie about the problem.

Then you introduce some math into the discussion in hopes of not getting called out as an even bigger liar. You say that 8.1 million illegal immigrants were working in the U.S. in 2012. You try conclude that despite being criminals, they are really good people who are working and not sponging off of taxpayers. Again, you are lying. We don't know how many illegal immigrants are here and we don't know how many are working. When I have hired labor crews, I ask the company owner if his crews have any illegals. He then tells me they passed E-Verify. I ask him again, and he says that of course they are illegals, but they found a way to cheat E-Verify and so he feels he can't get into trouble by hiring them. The ones he likes, he pays cash so they are less likely to be tracked and deported. There is no paper trail showing them as employed. No payroll taxes either. And just because illegals do work from time to time, that hardly means they also don't commit crimes and create enormous costs to taxpayers.

Next you make up a number of children of the illegal immigrants, subtract that number from the estimated total and also subtract the made up number of illegals you claim are working and paying taxes, and you defend a number of 1 million that are truly sponging off of this country, as though that is an entirely acceptable number. It isn't. Not to any intelligent person who knows the truth of the cost of illegal immigration.

You suggest that education and health care costs of illegals isn't part of them sponging, despite those costs being in the hundreds of billions of dollars. As local schools become overcrowded, new schools need to be built and new staff hired to teach those illegals. Teachers will need to be paid more to insure they are bilingual. More schools and more hospitals and more doctors and more nurses.

Illegals are already criminals the moment they cross illegally into the U.S. Many don't have a problem breaking additional laws while here. That means more police officers and more jails and more judges and more court appointed lawyers, and more crime and more graffiti and more drunk drivers, and more shootings and stabbings and more gang members. What does Pew Research have to say about all of this? What did you have to say about all of those costs to local communities? Nothing. Some people are stupid and don't understand the incredible cost to U.S. citizens that illegal immigrants create. Others choose to ignore the costs, and lie to people about what they think the numbers might be.

I've watched coverage of illegals driving drunk and killing innocent Americans, including a local police officer. I've watched the news discuss murders done by illegals who then flee across the boarder, back to Mexico. If you have friends working in hospitals, they can tell you stories of illegals getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in emergency services and walking out without paying a dime. Those costs are passed on to American taxpayers.

So which is it? Are you stupid and don't grasp what is happening and what it is costing American taxpayers, or are you aware of it and trying to lie to us in an attempt to minimize the extent of the damage illegals are doing?
 
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It'll cost us nothing, Mexico's going to end up paying for it one way another. We give them close to a billion dollars a year in aid and lose over 50 Billion in trade. They talk tough all they want but in the end they stand to lose more by fighting back. Trump knows what he's doing.
 
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Another HUGE night for Trump... look out Hillary supporters, Trump is about to turn the guns on your hero and dirty Bill.
 
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Another HUGE night for Trump... look out Hillary supporters, Trump is about to turn the guns on your hero and dirty Bill.
A huge night for Trump and Hillary.
A very sad night for the US.
I honestly can not see how either of these being elected president will benefit the US, the world, or Christianity.
Indeed, I see them just speeding up the downward path to God's judgment.
 
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A huge night for Trump and Hillary.
A very sad night for the US.
I honestly can not see how either of these being elected president will benefit the US, the world, or Christianity.
Indeed, I see them just speeding up the downward path to God's judgment.
Trump has made all the promises the other republicans have made to protect the unborn and defend Christians ..Hillary has promised to kill more babies and attack Christians ...
 
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Trump has made all the promises the other republicans have made to protect the unborn and defend Christians ..Hillary has promised to kill more babies and attack Christians ...
Promises, promises, promises.
I think we have been down this road before.
 
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Promises, promises, promises.
I think we have been down this road before.
We been down the road of McCain and Romney and the Bushes that have sold us out .... I think compared to them, Trump makes all kinds of sense.

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We been down the road of McCain and Romney and the Bushes that have sold us out .... I think compared to them, Trump makes all kinds of sense.

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You have your opinion and I have mine. We will soon see who is right.
 
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You have your opinion and I have mine. We will soon see who is right.
Yea... and tonight the American people and most Christians agree with me. Maybe your the one that has been deceived?
 
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Yea... and tonight the American people and most Christians agree with me. Maybe your the one that has been deceived?
Actually if you will notice, more voters voted aganist Trump than voted for him.
I am think the same will happen during the general election.
I just wish that a REAL Christian could be elected president.