luckily a definition of a crisis is NOT that someone claims it is - that is SO easy to understand that even plenty of republicans can't deny it. not surprised you don't get it though...

so again: why do you only ask (or hold it against people) when money is spent on average citizens, never when it's spent on policy benefitting big donors and millionaires?

Net border immigration is in negatives.

agree

Tulsi or sanders or weld for me so far

Securing the southern border, IS spending on the average citizen.





ONLY because of Trump's zero tolerance policy.

ofc i do, that's why i've always opposed ridiculous measures like our rushed energy transition, prematurely ending nuclear power generation. a truly stupid move.

i know you lack the nuance to realise and acknowledge that some people are not as black or white as you are on every single issue, but you can support the push towards renewable energy and a stop to the FOSSIL fuel subsidies without losing sight of what is realistic and efficient to get there.

unsurprisingly a hack like you also can't distinguish between concrete policy and an agenda aimed to push the conversation towards a specific direction, but that is pretty much expected - so i'm not surprised that you missed the topic of only ever asking about the cost of policies benefitting average citizen completely, and going straight to your retarded climate change sceptics talking points...

so thats the description, if one does not join the moronic climate change panic?
i hope you are having fun with greta on the fridays for future demonstrations

No, it was under Obama too.

Have you ever noticed that the few people that DON'T see what's really going on, or those that have erroneous facts, are from outside the United States?

securing the border is not a policy i oppose, the billions BOTH party spent on it are not something i oppose. building a wall is. there is a difference, and i explained it multiple times - really sad that propaganda victims like you don't understand it.



wrong. that's just outright WRONG. and even IF it was right, how is it not proof that there's no crisis then and no need for a WALL? you managed to make no sense on multiple levels here.


and again: why do you only ask (or hold it against people) when money is spent on average citizens, never when it's spent on policy benefitting big donors and millionaires?

No one ever asks where money to fund Israel comes from, or corn syrup subsidies etc.