But building that wall is one of the campaign promises that got him elected as President in the first place. President Trump has simply refused to allow regressive politics to get in the way of his administration's projects ,programs and policies. God bless America
I stand in solidarity with those rallying across the country against the President’s manufactured national emergency. It’s time we address the actual emergencies plaguing our nation: gun violence, lack of access to health care, and climate change.
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Yelling about “the wall” was a way for Trump’s advisors to help him remember to demagogue the immigration issue at campaign rallies. That doesn’t make it good policy. It’s a bumper sticker slogan, not a solution, and the majority of us don’t want it. This is a
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Yesterday I contributed $ to a presidential campaign! First time ever! Eisenhower was president when I was born in SC. Yesterday I gave my full support to
@KamalaHarris THE candidate for President of the United States of America!!!!!
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Waste of money!
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Haha. He’s going to be her running MATE!
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Water in Flint as well.
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that’s a local gov problem not state or federal
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I don't agree with Trump calling a national emergency to fund the border wall, but let's not dismiss the fact that we do need to tighten our border security. It IS an important issue and calls for serious address.
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The budget did address security, just not a wall. All of this woohaa is over Trump not getting a line item for the wall.
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