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New Fish
Thing I like about conservatives. You are freaked out about this caravan that's a 400 hour walk from the US. And they have to walk through Mexico. And they blame Democrats for the news when they have essentially controlled Congress since 2010 and control everything the last 2 years. Yet none of them blame the Republicans they voted for.
But but but Soros and airplanes and shut. STFU.
“It’s north of apparently 7,000 people strong,” Doocy told the first independent voter, Michael Willner. “How big a problem is that, that the United States has uneven immigration laws?”
“I think uneven immigration laws are a problem for any country, and I think our immigration laws need to be modernized and updated,” Willner said.
“But this country is founded on immigration,” he continued. “And all of us come from immigrants.”
Doocy tried again.
“By the time it gets here, it could be 10,000. It could be 20,000,” he said. “What should the United States do?”
“This is the mightiest country on the planet,” Willner replied. “I think we can handle a caravan of people, unarmed, coming to this country.”
“Okay,” Doocy said, pointing to the second independent voter. “Cathy: real quick.”
“I think the immigration crisis we’re seeing is a result of the failure of the two democratic parties to actually engage the issue,” said Cathy Stewart, with the New York Independence Party.
“Mm-hmm,” said Doocy.
“Instead, they use it like a partisan football,” she continued.
“Sure,” said Doocy. And, moving on: “John, real quick.”
But John Opdyke continued the previous independent voters' line of thought.
“There’s a humanitarian crisis taking place in Central America, and yet this issue gets turned into a complete political football,” he said. “There’s very little honest discussion about what’s actually happening.”[/i]
https://www.washingtonpost.com/amph...anel-rebels-when-asked-about-migrant-caravan/
But but but Soros and airplanes and shut. STFU.
“It’s north of apparently 7,000 people strong,” Doocy told the first independent voter, Michael Willner. “How big a problem is that, that the United States has uneven immigration laws?”
“I think uneven immigration laws are a problem for any country, and I think our immigration laws need to be modernized and updated,” Willner said.
“But this country is founded on immigration,” he continued. “And all of us come from immigrants.”
Doocy tried again.
“By the time it gets here, it could be 10,000. It could be 20,000,” he said. “What should the United States do?”
“This is the mightiest country on the planet,” Willner replied. “I think we can handle a caravan of people, unarmed, coming to this country.”
“Okay,” Doocy said, pointing to the second independent voter. “Cathy: real quick.”
“I think the immigration crisis we’re seeing is a result of the failure of the two democratic parties to actually engage the issue,” said Cathy Stewart, with the New York Independence Party.
“Mm-hmm,” said Doocy.
“Instead, they use it like a partisan football,” she continued.
“Sure,” said Doocy. And, moving on: “John, real quick.”
But John Opdyke continued the previous independent voters' line of thought.
“There’s a humanitarian crisis taking place in Central America, and yet this issue gets turned into a complete political football,” he said. “There’s very little honest discussion about what’s actually happening.”[/i]
https://www.washingtonpost.com/amph...anel-rebels-when-asked-about-migrant-caravan/
