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You neglected to say that Trump said there would be a big door in the wall. The Church has never said this or any other country could not regulate immigration.

Separating children from adults (oftentimes not their parents but traffickers) was mandated by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals during the Obama administration. Try again with that one.

The Ninth Circuit has, on a number of occasions, changed its requirements regarding conditions, sometimes putting the government (including Obama’s) in violation when it was in compliance previously.

There is no point going on and on when the reality of the situation is not being told.
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The policy is run by white nationalist Stephen Miller.( Read what his own family says about him)
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Two of his relatives have accused him of inventing what the Ninth Circuit actually mandated. A shame, but eventually they’ll probably learn better. Otherwise, his big accusers are Ilhan Omar, the odious Southern Poverty Law Center and AOC. Being condemned by them should be taken as a compliment.

But as a Jew, it would be unusual for Miller to be a white nationalist.

But when it comes to cruelty, the 1/3 of women illegal immigrants who are raped on their way, and the uncounted numbers of children who have been smuggled into this country for child prostitution, the Dem party is the center of real cruelty for refusing to allow the administration the means of stopping those things effectively.
 
Trump gets Mulligan’s from pastors involving women other than his wife. I am not sure if they are holy Mulligans.
Joe Biden as an agent got the prosecutor fired. Doing what he was told.
 
Miller is a novel white nationalist if that is your point.
The door in the wall I guess furnished the alligators a convenient place to eat.
And you omitted what the Pope said completely.
 
Don’t bother. They have to maintain VP JOE Biden was really president Biden also. Or their analogy to Trump doesn’t work.
They have to maintain crowdstrike wasn’t a conspiracy theory of Russian propaganda in America also. Even though last week we found out Trump and the GOP right now are tools of Russian disinformation. Trump continues to act in furthurence of Russian propaganda
 
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Imposes dictates? That is part of what the Constitution does.
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Yes. On government. The constitution is a guide for what government may do : specific and limited. It is the dictated limits imposed by the people.
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Again, if you oppose the Constitution, your post makes sense. All rights and no obligations is not consistent with the Church.
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Who said no responsibility? No obligations? I certainly didn’t.
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The government does not ," give up your guns." The Constitution provides a right and limitation. And the government enforces it.
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Go back and read what Beto said. Read what Bloomberg is proposing.
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In the Catechism, real property ownership is not absolute. If you think it is, that isn’t Catholic. And never will be.It does sound like Trump.
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Are we now a theocracy? The contractual document for American governance is the constitution, not the Catholic Catechism, not The Lutheran Book of Concord.
A wealth tax, besides being born of utter demagoguery and scapegoating ( not to mention unconstitutionality)
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Trump calls media enemy of the people. ( A statement that begins with Ceasar historically and tracks the Stalin, Pol Pot, Castro, and a host of dictators)
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Well, for him to be these, he would have to be a progressive. But in the end, those in the media who have been complicit in these schemes have opposed the 2016 election and tried to undermine it. I think those are the ones he’s talking about.
 
Trump seeks to eliminate accountability like the listed authoritarians. It’s that simple. The free press and courts are the institutions of accountability. Trump began attacking their credibility from day one of his presidency. Garden variety authoritarian behavior. Followed by his discipline of bully/ victim. Your " progressive" idea and “complicit” in " schemes," idea, are the narrative of victimhood used to attack the institutions of accountability. And of course his enablers. Pretty simple .
Wealth tax find their roots in our persuit of our Constitutional Republic. The fruits of Ted Roosevelt’s understanding that we must prevent an American Aristocracy in order to continue the American experiment.
He understood the first Gilded age well and we find ourselves entering a second. If you love the American experiment you understand the necessity of wealth tax to maintain her.
Of course taxes like Estate Tax have a more particular origin in addition. It was imposed to share the burdens of war more fully.
The children and parents of the wealthy enjoyed all of the benefits of wartime sacrifice of the poor and middle class. The idea was the poor and middle class paid for freedom with the blood of their children so the rich should contribute also. These are the foundational purposes of wealth tax routed in maintaining the Dynamics of achievement and staving off the threat of an American Aristocracy.
Cannot argue with the 20th Century success.
 
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AS is now trying to back himself out of the corner has has painted himself into. Dialing back the egregious acts by President Trump,saying he needs to cuonsult his colleagues before deciding to move forward with impreachment charges.
The electorate aren’t buying this sham.Trump’s approval keeps going up and now even among independents approval for impeachment is taking a nose dive👍
 
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Trump seeks to eliminate accountability like the listed authoritarians. It’s that simple.
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No. It isn’t simple. It’s opinion without evidence, but then that’s the entire case against Trump for three years.
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The free press and courts are the institutions of accountability.
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And they are both still intact. They haven’t been tampered with in the least. Wasn’t it Obama who pressured the SCOTUS at a State of the Union address?
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Garden variety authoritarian behavior. Followed by his discipline of bully/ victim.
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Yeah, just whining here. There’s been nothing authoritarian about his behavior. Authoritarians believe in string central government. That’s the other party.
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Wealth tax find their roots in our persuit of our Constitutional Republic. The fruits of Ted Roosevelt’s understanding that we must prevent an American Aristocracy in order to continue the American experiment.
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No. They have their roots in the very dangerous practice scapegoating and class envy. We saw that under Lenin and, frankly, under Hitler. The American experiment relies on limited government, free markets, and the primacy of individual rights, recognized as antecedent to government.
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The children and parents of the wealthy enjoyed all of the benefits of wartime sacrifice of the poor and middle class. The idea was the poor and middle class paid for freedom with the blood of their children so the rich should contribute also. These are the foundational purposes of wealth tax routed in maintaining the Dynamics of achievement and staving off the threat of an American Aristocracy.
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Yeah, more class envy stuff. The wealthy already pay far more than their fair share. The top 1% pay a greater share of income taxes than the bottom 50%.
 
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3 people own more than 150 million. So your tax figures are far from shocking. 150 million? That’s like all of the Red States vs a partially filled compact car.
The free press and courts are still intact? That’s a desperate defense. Trump has used the power of the presidency to reduce their credibility. Who cares if a building is still there with unbroken windows.
If you question that this conduct is not consistent with authoritarians from the past, you simply don’t know history.
You raise scapegoating, class envy, NAzis. That is very chicken little of you.
What you ignored was in fact Ted Roosevelt and America. Those wealth taxes were imposed for exactly what I said.
In your citations yo NaZis and tigers and bears, oh my, you make the classic mistake.
Our status as superpower is coextensive with our development of the mix of Capitalism and socialism of New Deal America.
Your " theoretical " libertarian Utopia hasn’t existed for a second while we have been a superpower. That leaves my idea as realizes and your theory with no real life superpower examples.
 
Trumps numbers can never go up. They exist within a range for 3 years. 70% say Trump acted improperly.
 
Guess you hav t been keeping up with recent news,which states otherwise. 🤨
 
Forbes makes it clear Trump has been lying about the polls.
Forbes I know him.
The press just say lying again, give the facts, and move on these days.
 
Trump hasn’t said anything about these polls.Youndo know that all this is coming back to bite the Dems in their fannies? Trump will be re elected.In fact he’s probably not going to even be impeached.
 
If you feel compelled to say those things go ahead. I described Forbes article from a few hours ago. It is consistent with the others.
 
I like what we have been seeing since the midterms. Governorships in two of the reddest states and a Senate seat in Alabama, tell me the GOP could easily follow Trump into extinction
 
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One of those governorships was lost due to a very unpopular republican governor.However all the other seats in the state went to a republican.So that loss was more an indictment on that particular governor not the party as a whole. Additionally,Wisconscon ,won by Trump is moving back in his column since thi s whole impeachment sham.
 
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