Yet another reason to vote yes for the wall.
"I'm an EPA employee and I'm currently working without pay. I have a wife and a 4-year-old son and I'm scrambling to make ends meet. I had to borrow money to make my mortgage payment. Another payment will be due in 16 days, what happens then?" - Steve Breaz, WA
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Walls are a deterrent not a fix. If I have a fence or wall around my business or home and others don’t. I’m hoping a person(for whatever reason) picks the easier target over mine. But if I’m determined to have that house (our country) I will Find a way in.
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I sure as ship hope you put out this much effort the next time Boeing, Amazon, or any other large employer furloughs or lays off their employees.
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Of course they wont.... or next time the banks need a bailout. Because
#Reasons.
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It is prudent financial management to set aside at least 3 months pay for such cases. Federal employees have great benefits as well. I pray this will be a wakeup call for you and others. Never rely on a job.
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Really?
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ANOTHER REASON FOR YOU TO NEGOTIATE WITH THE PRESIDENT and stop this! Thank you for sharing.
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This shutdown is harmful to real people. The problem is that
@POTUS is a narcissist, and he cannot feel any empathy for the rest of us. It is past time for@GOP and@senatemajldr to stop appeasing this horrible human being.#OpenTheGovernment -
Working class Americans are NOT hostages or bargaining chips! #45 says to just make do, but that doesnt pay my mortgage. How will the workers be made whole??
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