I don’t feel sorry for Columbia, but I suspect that most of the protesters are not students there. Look at the rows of tents. Students don’t live in tents. I suspect it’s another Soros funded band of professional migrant protesters. Still Columbia apparently attracts them. The faculty and administration is an attractive nuisance.
I think you need to be honest with yourself. Did you have a meltdown like this every time the GOP House passed a bill since the border bill was passed and then blocked last May? If not then it’s really about Ukraine for you and not about the border. A majority of Americans believe that supporting Ukraine in this war IS in the American best interest. More specifically, JOHNSON believes that. So it’s not about caving. In fact, it’s about having the balls to push it thru despite the threats to terminate his position as speaker.
I actually am quite impressed with Johnson. I saw him speak on TV a few minutes ago about the anti-Semitic rallies in NYC. He has leadership qualities, unlike his many detractors. I would go so far as to suggest that he might make a good national ticket candidate down the road.
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Border concessions are not going to happen until after Trump is sworn in. In fact, Trump doesn’t want border concessions to pass on Biden’s watch. Biden won’t make any meaningful concessions anyway, but if he did, Trump would pan them.
They passed border security a year ago. So it was their no. one priority. The Senate Dems blocked it, but that is not Johnson’s fault. You can’t operate on the premise that you aren’t going to do anything else until the Dems pass border security. Or if you do, then I ask why you’re just discovering that now, a year after the Dems blocked it? The GOP has passed a lot of things since then.
Yes, the GOP was in favor of this Ukraine funding. When you add in the GOP votes in the Senate, a majority of Republicans voted for it. Also, the polling shows that it is popular among voters. Even Trump did not oppose it. In fact it was Trump who suggested that it be a loan rather than a gift. So he helped get it passed.
I don’t think he caved. He supports sending arms to Ukraine, just like a majority of other Republicans in the Congress do. And I might add Trump could have stopped it if he wanted to but he did not.
Exactly. It has nothing to do with reelecting Biden either.
Also, I notice that Trump himself has been very cagey on whether he’d support Ukraine militarily. So I’m not sure why people running on trumps coattails would be anti-Ukraine.