I assume you mean that the wardens will abandon the prisoners to their own devices and save themselves.
Isn't the President the RINO-in-chief> He has prioritized tax cuts over reducing the deficit. The deficit will be paid for with inflation.
The tax cuts he implemented during his last term are about to expire. That is why they were the priority. Congress did as they usually do, they forced him to accept a really bad bill to get the one thing is specifically needed. I'm pretty sure he thinks he can fix the deficit later. Since the tariffs were "found money" but temporary, he should have simply dedicated them to deficit pay down for the duration.
You mean like what we had under the Harris/Biden administration?
I meant I hadn't heard that as an argument against this particular detention facility.
I wouldn't even go so far as to assume that tents are more likely to blow away than a house. It depends hugely on the shape and contour and obviously the material of the "tent", which again, tent isn't probably the best word for these things which are probably extremely heavy duty material. I can see a contoured tent less likely to blow away than a giant flat building - but again, why even debate this, if it's not OK in florida because they have high winds, we might as well eliminate every state in the Union because of some natural disaster that routinely befalls it.
Why is avoiding the expiration of income tax cuts better than inflation or tariffs? Why are you sure that "he thinks he can fix the deficit later"? He has increased the budget deficit every year that he held office. Even before holding office, Trump was notorious for lavish spending and bankruptcies. He has criticized the Fed for not cutting interest rates.
www.newsweek.com
Maybe even little baby alligators were swept inside ... maybe this will become like Jurassic Park!"Alligator Alcatraz" floods within day of opening
Rainwater was seen seeping into the migrant detention center and onto cables on the floor after a rainstorm, according to video.
Last time I checked, the President doesn't make law. He signs the bills presented to him by Congress. I really thought he was going to hold his ground in 2017 or 2018 and not sign the phony budget bill because it was full of garbage as they all are. But, the media went bat-sh** crazy and he caved. We can't shut down the government!!!!!! The world would come to an end. So once he caved the first time, Congress knew he would sign their over-spending bills from then on and he did. It will happen yet again this year.
The U.S. federal government has experienced a "shutdown"—a partial closure of operations—21 times since the modern budgeting process began with the Congressional Budget Act of 1974
The Jonestown folks didn't appreciate dissention either
You have said "anything to stress out libs" Cool Aid Drinkers Unite. Try reading some real research, like what both Goabels and Hitler wrote.
Maybe because he is so consistent.
