The Donald Trump Score Card

He loves the uneducated--all 60 million of them! This "administration"could not get away with all this behavior if in fact the neglected areas of the US had been paid more attention. Even dumb-asses would have responded differently if factories/jobs had been kept in the states and put where they could help the citizens. Who moved them? The 1or 2 %. Not workers. It's extremely difficult to FORCE MYSELF to believe that anyone would find ANYTHING to admire about the Blumpkin, but the dems fell short on this too. Our government is now showing that it can be manipulated by a slick talking con man, and that our education system has failed miserably. Hopefully this fustercluck will encourage some positive change. And not towards the right.

 

It's piling up and the Trump-suckers are suddenly quieting down. Do you think---could it be---they finally---nawww forget it. Once a Blumpkin, always a Blumpkin.

 

20 questions

20 lies....


Sounds about right.

 

There are 1,400 boys in a licensed center housed in an empty Walmart Super Center in Brownsville, TX.

It looks bright and clean with plenty for the boys to do. Their health is cared for, they are fed, and schooled.

I think it's better than turning them out on the streets.

 

That's a really nice prison. But you can't see the ocean like at Guantanamo.

 

Who needs parents when you can shoot pool?

 

The same way manafort is being separated from his children? Just saying

 

Put the kids on the streets if it makes you feel better.

 

Just saying what, exactly?

 

Don’t want to get split from your kids, don’t break the law and emigrate legally

 

No, that's an extreme option. The government of the United States should hold the families together and process their request for refuge in a humane and civil way. I don't want the kids dumped on the streets and I don't want their grandparents on the street either. If they don't qualify to be in the USA then they should be sent back.

 

A recent ACLU report begs to differ

ACLU Report: Detained Immigrant Children Subjected To Widespread Abuse By Officials

But aside from that, even if they are well cared for, I dont agree with the practice of seperating children and their parents. In the past mothers were sent to detention centers with their children and then seen by a judge in immigration court. At that point they would either be deported or allowed to move forward with an asylum claim. Children were never released to fend for themselves on the street, they remained with their parents through the process

The US is creating an enormous humanitarian crisis by seperating families this way. Ethical and moral considerations aside, the US doesnt have the resources to take this to task. Our foster care system is already overwhelmed as it is. The fact that the US is about to stick children and babies in a tent city should be enough to show this is a really bad idea

 

Some of these people are seeking asylum, which is legal.

But that's none of my business... right?

 

Oh cool, you're comparing the family of someone with a net worth of 70 million to some of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people

Paul Manafort's children are not in danger of going to a detention center or a tent city .

 

The law has changed to Zero Tolerance for Illegal Immigrants.

If they tell me that crossing the state line anywhere except a checkpoint point will result in me being put in jail and my children put in a care center, then I'm going to cross at a checkpoint or not go.

 

It's policy, not a law...

 

I don't care what it is if it's going to land me in jail.

 

The law hasnt changed at all. And legal asylum seekers are also being seperated in some cases

And just because something is law doesnt mean it is ethical, that just isnt a good argument to me

 

If it's happening with legal crossers then that's bad.

It doesn't matter if I agree with a law, or policy, if it's going to land me in jail and separated from my child then I'm not going to do it.