[familyop]

"The Republican president was foiled in the Senate by members of his party, who refused to grant him any of the $5bn (£4bn) he wants for a US-Mexico wall."

Some voters who gave him a weak Congress are mad, because he didn't contribute the money to pay for it himself. Not that it would help, with Congress having control over how the money is spent.

But it's still his fault according to Democrats who pretend to be conservatives, and they've managed to dupe some conservatives who follow their emotions instead of getting educated about how our government works.

Yeah, the coup of the radical left might be successful after all, thanks to their useful idiots.

[Jarhead9297]

So was it Democrat’s that pretend to be conservatives who signed that omnibus saying never again until he gets his wall?

So was it Democrat’s that pretend to be conservatives who did not use their political capital to get the wall his first 6 months in office by constantly slamming Congress?

So was it Democrat’s that pretend to be conservatives that allowed Russia hoax to fester by not firing Sessions the day he refused himself thus hamstringing his presidency and relegating it to tweets? The tweets remind me of simplistically pleasing the masses when other leadership elements are failing. The Romans did that well with the Coliseum.

So was it Democrat’s that pretend to be conservatives who told Chuck and Nancy in front of the world he would shut down the Government only to slightly backtrack 48 hours later?

So was it Democrat’s that pretend to be conservatives when the FISA warrant was to be released unredacted and the texts between Strozk and Page? Interesting, it must be Democrats pretending to be conservatives who are squelching any further mention of either of these items. Have you heard another peep about it?