[Reno89519]

With court rulings increasingly in favor of ending Obamacare, odd to see the effort at an overhaul or replacement put on hold. Without Congressional support, guess this is harder. It hits home though as we lost our insurance when it jumped to $1,897 a month last year. Not good.

And, yes, immigration a higher priority. Hopefully it becomes more action than talk. Now that Trump has drawn a clear line in the sand, saying that Mexico must stop all illegal traffic or he closes the border this week, maybe time for action. Five days to watch.

[livius]

To me, immigration is not a big priority...because I live in Florida and we get good immigrants, at the moment, mostly Venezuelans fleeing Marxism. But they come in legally.

I’d rather see Obamacare ended, because it has negatively impacted my family members who are not wealthy but are not the privileged class on welfare. Or, except for one, not SEIU union affiliate members, who seem still to be able to get huge benefits.

However, the border is seriously becoming an emergency. This could be fixed if the Dems would help, but they seem to think they’re gaining brownie points with the Dem base if they oppose everything, regardless of how much it would benefit either their constituency or the “migrants” themselves.