"Senators on Sunday voted to move forward with a $95 billion aid package to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, a positive sign that the long-awaited foreign aid could have the votes to pass after a weekend of slow-going negotiations."
I am so glad the GOP is going to give away $95 billion of Americans money to foreigners and do nothing about the boarder. Thanks GOP!
Don't be upset when others and I don't show up to vote for you in the next election.
Date: February 11th, 2024 10:36 PM Author: snowy stage stain
we've had 10 years of Trump. plenty of time for an organized insurgency to emerge and take a lot of GOP seats. nothing has happened though. Herschel Walker and Roy Moore were all we got. and Matt Gaetz is about to be chucked out of congress on fake 'child trafficking' charges invented by some kike.
people have to do more. it's that simple. no one wants it bad enough.
Trump, whatever his faults, has the animal drive and will to power of 100 lesser men. follow his example.
Date: February 11th, 2024 11:35 PM Author: shimmering mother
If he is different, then he would come out against this plan to give $95 billion to foreigners while our boarder is still letting in millions of illegal per year? Or is he "different" and going to keep his mouth shut about this and allow it?
Date: February 11th, 2024 11:48 PM Author: Primrose abnormal philosopher-king
I agree with this. The problem is he's really old. I think if this were 2016 he would be calling it out. But all he can think about is winning in November. And I hope he does, and I hope he proves us wrong and actually changes things. But I doubt he will do anything material. We need mass deportations immediately and a halt to all foreign aid. We need somebody who is actually going to stop the nonsense. And the only option on the ballot is Trump, and he can/will only do so much. It's pretty grim. Ultimately he's a Boomer who just wants to sit in bed and tweet all the time.
Date: February 12th, 2024 1:45 AM Author: ponyboy curtis (If I May, tp)
Most voters don't care one way or the other about funding Israel and Ukraine. The lack of action on the border is huge, but I think most voters rightly assign nearly all of the responsibility on that to dems. Not many today know that tye GOP wanted border concessions in exchange for Ukraine and Israel money, let alone remember it come November.
Date: February 11th, 2024 10:42 PM Author: insane abode
Guys, good chance this is DOA in the house.
That said, holy shit at these fucking morons that voted to do exactly what they said they wouldn't do (send money abroad before Democrats agreed to secure the border at home). Talk about taking the mask off.
Date: February 11th, 2024 10:45 PM Author: shimmering mother
Fuck any GOP voter in 2024. None of these Senators should be re-elected even if it means giving the Senate to the Dems.
Also, let see if Trump has anything to say in the next day or 2. If he doesn't come out against this, then he is also accepting this and no one should vote for him.
Date: February 11th, 2024 11:39 PM Author: shimmering mother
You guys are so blinded by Trump's name or the GOP's brand that you are a total cuck and willing to support someone who isnt stopping millions of illegals coming into the country each year while $95 billion might be given away to foreigners.
Date: February 12th, 2024 2:14 PM Author: Big Milky Step-uncle's House
It’ll get through one way or another. The threat of a discharge petition is going to force Johnson’s hand. And in the end they’ll still be able to say that they held strong on the border like trump asked. Johnson is already noncommittal unlike on the last bill which he said was DOA
Date: February 12th, 2024 2:15 AM Author: ponyboy curtis (If I May, tp)
Ti, oc, tcr.
Trump was a horrible administrator who immediately fired the guy who paved his way to the white house (Bannon) by making mass immigration and offshoring the focus of his campaign, then surrounded himself with the worst GC cucks imaginable - Kushner being among the worst - who used GOP control of the senate to pass a fucking tax cut.
That said, the elites HATE Trump, and I think a lot of people, myself included, view a vote for Trump as a finger in the eye of GC elites and the DC swamp. A vote for Trump is a big "fuck you" to the establishment, and that alone is reason enough to vote for him. I hope that he learned from his first term and is able to turn things around and actually push through GOP to enact legislation with dramatic reductions in legal and illegal immigration, along with deporting the illegals already here, but I'm not holding my breath.
If the GOP does pass an immigration bill, I can all but guarantee that the total number of legal immigrants won't change. If anything, it'll just exchange the unskilled illiterates we're currently importing by the millions for millions of Chink and turd engineers and doctors. A major improvement over the status quo, but not ideal by any stretch. I also highly doubt it'll include e-verify. Hopefully I'm wrong though.
Date: February 12th, 2024 10:25 AM Author: shimmering mother
i agree with your poast, but a fuck you to the elites instead of actual policies to help our country, doesn't deserve my vote IMHO.
but lets see, if Trump comes out hard at this funding bill for Ukraine/Israel, then I will consider that an actual policy win and put him back onto the voting block for me
Date: February 12th, 2024 4:39 PM Author: ponyboy curtis (If I May, tp)
And that was 180 indeed. To be clear, my issues are with the GOP much more than Trump, and just lol at the GOP actuallj reducing overall immigration numbers. My main issue with Trump is that he surrounded himself with terrible people.