Posted on 08/17/2015 5:59:35 AM PDT by xzins
Trump is right there where the American people are.
Jefferson Sessions as Vice President
Department of State , (Return INS.) – John Bolton
Department of Justice - Trey Gowdy (Suggested by The Donald)
Department of Treasury, (includes HHS Customs) – Carl Icahn (Offered and Accepted)
Department of War, (change the name back, include VA function.) - LTC. Allen West
Department of Interior, (includes former Agriculture, Transportation, HHS Border Patrol, and Energy legitimate functions) – Gov. Palin
Department of Labor and Commerce – ELIMINATE
Department of Health and Human Services - ELIMINATE
Department of Homeland Security – ELIMINATE
Department of Education - ELIMINATE
Department of Housing and Urban Development – ELIMINATE
Policy paper here:
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/positions/immigration-reform
https://www.donaldjtrump.com/images/uploads/Immigration-Reform-Trump.pdf
What’s really significant about this article is that Byron York actually wrote this. Is that a sign some of the insider media types are beginning to get it?
“Enforce existing immigration law” was not one of the options. If it were, I suspect the support level would be a lot higher than 55%.
Media bias? What Media bias? I see no Media bias.
I keep saying this. President Trump is going to need Jeff Sessions, Ted Cruz, and the others in the small number of reliable conservatives to be in the US Senate in order to clean up that sewer. Sessions and Cruz have both political and legal knowledge that will keep the endeavor on track.
Trump is the only one who has said build a wall
Trump is the only one that put out his immigration plan, talked against China,Mexico, Saudi Arabia
Trump is the most pro-American ,not owned by big donors like Soros or Koch brothers or zuckerberg billionaires that are for amnesty and or foreign interests as are the politicians
The same survey shows that most Americans are with Bernie Sanders and Liz Warren on Social Security.
FWIW, Marcia Radditz got to ride on the Trump helicopter while the kids were having a field day. She was as close to gushing as she's ever been, raving about how much Trump enjoyed the kids and the kids had a great, fun time.
I listened to Chris Christie spin about ‘the wall’ this morning, bad-mouthing the concept by saying people could go over, under, around, or through it. They know it has always been presented as complete with high tech monitoring, increased Border Patrol, etc.
They also know that ‘the wall’ is a metaphor for completely gaining control of access to this nation: visa control, port control, airport control, coastal control, and border control. What is so hard about being honest by these people?!!
This is not the year to argue Social Security. There are bigger fish to fry than whether the younger generation can’t start collecting until 68 years old.
In Boston there are no Hispanics around. All the jobs I see Hispanics doing here are done by blacks and whites in Boston no problem.
So from that I can say that Hispanics are taking the jobs of poorer blacks and whites in California and other places and they are also making Spanish another road block for America citizens to work.
A straw man argument is a sure sign that they’ve lost the argument.
“I keep saying this. President Trump is going to need Jeff Sessions, Ted Cruz, and the others in the small number of reliable conservatives to be in the US Senate in order to clean up that sewer. Sessions and Cruz have both political and legal knowledge that will keep the endeavor on track.”
And, you are correct
The VP needs to be someone who does not dilute the Senate or House majority. As the VP is a fairly powerless position I’d look to a Fiorina or Carson type pick for VP
All right there. Sessions as VP.
I absolutely agree with that. The obvious problem with a 3rd party run is the US Constitution and the state-by-state denial of access to having a candidate appear on a ballot. The only 3rd party currently with almost all states (48, I think) is the Libertarian Party.
From the article: “”Many citizens support policies that seem to fall outside of the range of policy options considered in elite discourse,” Broockman and Ahler conclude.”
A simply priceless piece of statistician interpretation-speak!
“Seem to fall outside”...? Doesn’t look like there is any ‘seem’ to it.
The politicos are wholly out of touch with mainstream America on this issue, and many others.
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