August 18, 201511 yr Sorry PP, gotta somewhat disagree on my end. Prices of what? (Just about everything but I don't put the blame solely on the President) Was inflation supposed to automatically disappear when Obama took over?(The man made a lot of promises which weren't kept) Gas is about the same.(Have to check on this one, not sure) My healthcare costs are the same also.(Not mine. Significantly higher since the President's sponsored health legislation was passed.) I make more money now than ever before.(Glad for you but absolutely not the case on my end. Much less than I have in a long time, very worrisome) Maybe in your world the country is worse off. In my world the country is in a better place.(Rather be in US than anywhere else in world even with our problems) Whenever you republicans want to admit that you all would whine if Obama cured cancer(Wouldn't that be wonderful? No whine from me) then I might admit one or two of his missteps(In my opinion he has had as many or more than GW). Until then I'll toe the party line just as hard as all you do.(I never toe a party line when making a choice in an election, in my opinion those who do are only voting for a person for one reason) The irony of your party line comment is laughable.
August 18, 201511 yr I'm really looking forward to the months leading up to next November. This one ought to be very interesting.
August 18, 201511 yr 538 had a graph that showed pre-debate and post-debate numbers. If I remember correctly,the two that benefitted most from the first debate were Sen Crus and Dr Carson.
August 18, 201511 yr I'm already exhausted. I hear ya. Can you imagine how we will satiated we will feel by next November?
August 20, 201511 yr Can the Rs win the general election by pushing for a repeal of the 14th amendment and saying to Hispanics that a child born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants is NOT a citizen? Does that hurt them with Hispanic citizens?
August 20, 201511 yr Can the Rs win the general election by pushing for a repeal of the 14th amendment and saying to Hispanics that a child born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants is NOT a citizen? Does that hurt them with Hispanic citizens? No, I don't think we can win that way.
August 20, 201511 yr Can the Rs win the general election by pushing for a repeal of the 14th amendment and saying to Hispanics that a child born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants is NOT a citizen? Does that hurt them with Hispanic citizens? I don't know. Many, many more immigrants from South America feel the same as many of us, you can come here and be a citizen, but do it legally. People from all walks of life are tired of giving free handouts, especially those who PAID to get here the LEGAL way.
August 20, 201511 yr Can the Rs win the general election by pushing for a repeal of the 14th amendment and saying to Hispanics that a child born in the U.S. to illegal immigrants is NOT a citizen? Does that hurt them with Hispanic citizens? Is that happening? Has it been proposed?
August 20, 201511 yr Is that happening? Has it been proposed? I guess my logic is that if you want to remove citizenship right from a person born in the US on US soil but born to illegal immigrants that you would have to be for the repeal of the 14th. How else could it ever occur?
August 20, 201511 yr I guess my logic is that if you want to remove citizenship right from a person born in the US on US soil but born to illegal immigrants that you would have to be for the repeal of the 14th. How else could it ever occur? So the answer to both my questions is no. I love how Trump is playing people.
August 20, 201511 yr So the answer to both my questions is no. I love how Trump is playing people. Whoa whoa whoa, my friend. Why would I bring it up if it wasn't be proposed. Trump, Cruz, Paul, Christie , and Walker have all said they support this. So that led to my question. Ignoring whether it could actually ever happen , does coming out and stumping for it to happen hurt the R party when it comes to Latino vote?
August 20, 201511 yr Whoa whoa whoa, my friend. Why would I bring it up if it wasn't be proposed. Trump, Cruz, Paul, Christie , and Walker have all said they support this. So that led to my question. Ignoring whether it could actually ever happen , does coming out and stumping for it to happen hurt the R party when it comes to Latino vote? Ok. Sure. Will it help with other voters? Yes. Do you think it will be part of the adopted R platform?
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