Thread: Trump Likely Has Authority To Extend DACA Deadline, Experts Say

Originally Posted by Judy

It's okay, Boomslang. You're free to feel however you want. Just don't put any money in the plate on Sunday, you'll get a much better outcome that hating on Trump as if this is something personal. Trump knows he can't make much progress with the lack of control in the US Senate. All he can do is whatever can be done with existing laws or changes in regulations and of course budget reconciliation. Trump can't win anything from Congress on immigration with budget reconciliation because of our Republican Traitors like McCain and Flake. So the options are do a deal or do nothing. I vote for do nothing and spend all our energy trying to elect 10 more Republican Senators to the US Senate.

But I tire of this. The hate on Trump has been going on since last February. It's truly the most peculiar thing I've ever seen, but it is what it is. I've been silenced by the organization, so need to cut it all off for now. I just think people need to face the truth about their religious organizations and cut off their money until they start putting American First.

No DACA! NO DACA DEAL! NO AMNESTY!! NO TITHES FUNDING THE DEVIL'S WORK OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION. You give to a church that supports and lobbies for DACA, then you are financing illegal immigration.

I don't think most people are hating on Trump. I think it's anger from being tricked into voting for him.

I believe this song is exactly what most Americans are thinking and feeling.

What have we done? By Veer Union

Key lyric:
We vote for someone trust and
in the end we pay the price for them

That's a novel idea, but I have a lot more confidence in the American Voter than to believe any of US were "tricked" into voting for Trump. Trump was in the 48% to 49% approval ratings all week at Rasmussen, up 5 to 7 points. The risk of making this DACA issue all about Trump is shooting yourself in the foot. It makes sense to thunder against his DACA deal and I support fighting that all the way, but when it gets personal, it loses credibility and professionalism, in my view. This is politics, very serious business, it's not about a friend or personal relationship with the White House. It's about what you want to do for the country as well as what you can do for the country. To try and persecute and belittle and attack the first President in my adult life who has ever even tried to do something to fix this horrible immigration disaster really makes no sense to me. It's completely illogical.

Sure you could have voted for Hillary, most Americans did. You could have voted for Jeb or Rand or Lindsey or Ted or Bobby or Mike or 10 or 11 others too and be listening to "Madame President" every day. If you voted for Trump, you made the right decision, so it's impossible for me to grasp what people are talking about when they say they were betrayed or tricked or let down in some way. You haven't been betrayed or let down in any way, shape or form by this President and you certainly weren't tricked into voting for him. Despite all the hateful talk, he plows on trying to fix this mess which he didn't start, it was started by all the other choices you could have voted for, but one which he will end.

Like I said earlier, if you really want to stop DACA, you have to pull the money behind it, and that starts at church on Sunday. You pull the money away from the religious traitors, and you'll never heard the word "DACA" again. There is no group in the country more devoted to their money than all the religious organizations who are using their donations to do the Devil's Work in lobbying for DACA and all illegal immigration. It's where they're getting their new members. Americans have gotten pretty fed up with their crap and are dropping out and off, so they want DACA and Amnesty because that's where their new memberships are coming from.

This is not new, I wrote a long paper for ALIPAC 13 years ago titled "The Truth Behind Illegal Immigration" and showed everyone then the role of the Catholic Church and others involved in illegal immigration. Until recently, the Southern Baptists had stayed away from it and demanded the government enforce our laws, but I see they've folded and have jumped on the bandwagon with all the others. Do these pastors represent their membership? I seriously doubt it, but that doesn't matter, they show up in Congress and the White House as spokesmen for their "flocks", such a demeaning term, like a herd of stupid geese.