If he has to declare bankruptcy, someone else always goes under.
I'm not a fan of Trump, but he's accomplishing a lot of good for the United States.
Now rumors have it, that there's several 'poison pills' in what's being offered to make Trump Veto the deal.
Check out Rush yesterday on
- My Prediction: El Trumpo Will Sign the Bill and Declare an Emergency.
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RUSH: ... Anyway, one more bite here, and this is from Chuck You Schumer.
This is interesting.
Schumer yesterday and then again today really, really, really begging Trump to sign this,
really trying to goad Trump into signing this.
And let’s listen to the bite, and I will analyze this after it finishes.
This is today from Schumer on the Senate floor.
SCHUMER: President Trump, sign this bill.
Neither side got everything it wanted in this bill,
but both sides want to avoid another shutdown.
- It provides additional funding for smart, effective border security.
Let me repeat that.
- It does not fund the president’s wall,
but it does fund border security that both parties support.
President Trump, say you’ll sign this bill.
- Remove the axe hanging over everyone’s head.
President Trump, in politics, to quote the Rolling Stones,
- you can’t always get what you want.
RUSH: I’d much rather hear the Stones sing that
than to listen to Schumer say it.
- “You can’t always get what you want,” because I’m [Schumer] still here.
- You notice here that Chuck You goes to great lengths to tell everybody that
- there isn’t any money for the wall in here,
- this is smart border security,
- “It does not fund the president’s wall.”
I think he’s trying to goad Trump into not signing this.
- “Mr. President, please sign this, please.”
I think Schumer is trying to engineer what he thinks would be another big win-win with another shutdown.
BREAK TRANSCRIPT
RUSH: “Rush, did I hear right ?
- You think the president’s gonna sign this ?”
I don’t think the president wants to wait 20 years to build a wall.
He doesn’t want it to wait four years.
He wants to build the wall.
He wants to get it down now.
There isn’t gonna be another government shutdown.
There’s no leverage to do that.
There’s no sense in (sigh) NOT signing this to try to defeat the Democrats.
The objective here is
- to get the wall built,
They’ve amassed a bunch of money that they can use to complete these border wall projects that they want,
and I think that’s what’s gonna happen.
This is my wild guess.
- Well, it’s a little bit more than that, but it’s still a guess.
I wouldn’t be sidetracked by
- the $1.375 billion in terms of IF Trump signed it,
- it means he’s accepting it.
It doesn’t mean,- “Oh, well. If that’s all I can get,
- that’s all I can get;
- I’ll take it.”
That’s not what signing this would mean in any stretch of the imagination.
I think there’s a lot of factors going into this.
- I think he’s as committed to getting this wall built as he ever was
and is gonna see to it that it happens, however it needs to happen.
He’s gonna find the money for it elsewhere.
- they’ll do that.
- it would be silly if they didn’t
Remember, every effort the Democrats make to stop the enactment of border security is a plus when it comes…
- I don’t know how many Americans are in favor of
- wide-open borders or no borders,
- just let anybody who wants to come in.
- but I know there are not enough of those people to elect anybody president.
If the Democrats want to own that position,
- then maneuver them into it and let them have it.
I’ve never been more certain of Trump’s commitment to this than I am today,
- than I was yesterday, when this whole thing came up.
- when he came down the escalator and announced his attentions regarding this.
My first instincts are to VETO that bill, but I'm not a legislator, and I'm not running for office.
The DemocRATS .... uh, I mean the Devil's in the details, and we don't have the details yet.
Negotiations are still going on.