Mexico Will Pay For Wall say Trump
- Thread starter EagleSmack
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Maybe the wall plan should be tweaked - good idea, but I think there's a better way. Perhaps identify all the criminal element.
With what? Trump's magic wand?
Look dipshyt, the reason there are so many illegals is because of a lack of funding for USCIS, ICE and CBP. I realize Trumpites are stupid enough to think enforcement officials have been sitting around playing crib waiting to be told to go catch people but you're morons. The government will have to hire tons of people to punt the illegals. Being conservative, I'm not keen on more public servants.
I also get that Trumpites don't care what anything costs because they're lefties and seniors. If Trump runs a massive deficit. That's fine. Future generations can pay.
Trump should start a go fund me campaign where Mexican fearing crybabies can donate. That way sensible people don't have to pay for idiotic ideas
Soon as pot is legal in North America that will be where the money comes from and the wall will keeping Mexicans in the US rather than letting them go home to grow pot for the Yankees. Coco leaves would also be legal as it helps get 02 to the brain and many Americans seem to be running a bit low on that substance.
Let's start with the nay sayers
Tell that Colorado who made 4x what any State is making on lotto tickets.
Colorado is fake.
Eaglesmack wants massive spending and taxes. I don't but I'm a liberal. Who knew?
...damns (think California right now), highway over-passes - it would also put people to work and help with his jobs, jobs, jobs plan.
Meanwhile...........
www.washingtonpost.com/us-has-63000-bridges-that-need-significant-repairs-local-governments-turn-to-congress
Mind you, that article is from 2014 so one might hope that at least some of those bridges saw repair work done, but I would bet my bottom dollar that there are still thousands that are used every day which could fail at any moment.
As for bridges.........
"Every four years, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) releases a comprehensive assessment of U.S. infrastructure. Its most recent report card, from 2013, had an overall grade of D+. Catastrophic events remain rare, but the nation's 607,380 bridges have an average age of 42 years, and one in nine is rated structurally deficient. Among them are the Storrow Drive Bridge in Boston, which has cement pavement too thick for its corroding steel beam structure to support, and the U.S. Route 1/9 Bridge over the Passaic River in New Jersey, which is rusted out. They and dozens of other deficient bridges still carry heavy traffic daily. Despite a recent uptick in government spending to $91 billion annually, the Federal Highway Administration estimates this amount needs to be doubled.
"It's a no-brainer," said Jeffrey Zients, director of the National Economic Council. "If we don't act, we could lose our competitive edge in infrastructure.""
Inside America's crumbling infrastructure
How safe are the bridges your family uses, Eagle? Live near any dams? Do you trust the current state of US infrastructure enough with their lives while money is spent on a wall that will never prevent all illegals from finding a way around, through or over it. Like the guy in the video said "40% come to the US by plane."
