Why don't they take the O'Reilly approach and just pay $32 million to make the issue go away?
On the law, the administration is correct. But in the court of public opinion, this is a disaster the Republican Party doesn't want. W/ midterm elections less than 6 months away, the image of crying kids in gov't compounds has angered Americans of all political persuasions.
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Or, you could just tell people the truth, Bill. That 9/10 "parents" drop their kids on the ground and run away. That they aren't in "internment camps".
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Timing of the outrage is suspect...
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Be humane! (But only for reasons of political gain)
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All fabricated bullshit to distract from the crimes come ng our. Think it’s making some people more pro trump because they see the dems tactics. They do t care about the kids-they want a new voter base
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It has? The left seems to be the only ones stirred up into a frenzy, us on the right know if you don't BREAK THE LAW you won't be separated. It's not like we are going to Mexico and rounding up kids to "cage" Don't want these kind of problems? Quit breaking the law @$$ hole!
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