Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

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That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

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Werewolf said:

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Another MAGA patriot speaks to the RINO traitors......and an attractive one to boot.

Nothing Can Stop What’s Coming, The Black Vote Is Wide Awake

She has a message for Mitt Romney after watching him say it’s difficult to watch Republicans support Donald Trump

“You know what's very difficult to watch, Congressman Mitt Romney, is soft Republicans like yourself… pic.twitter.com/nufWLdNNG9

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) May 17, 2024

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Trump hater Chris Wallace was expecting Judge Judy to go along with the fake lawfare narrative against Trump, and she came back with some fire‼️ pic.twitter.com/QtEeFXyQsv

— RealAF Patriot (@RealAF_Patriot) June 21, 2024

SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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hokiewolf said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

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That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

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Its not even that, I just dont see graduating college is that big of a deal anymore. I know plenty of morons who graduated college.

I am all for legal immigration reform. Ill fully admit to being ignorant about the entire process, but given that its a government entity, its antiquated and most likely needs it anyway.

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If I'm looking at the option I may qualify it based on major (STEM) or GPA or something but I don't think many immigrants come here to barely graduate and/or major in poetry. They come here to become more marketable and work and improve their station in life.

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In theory, sure. But what happens the moment that policy gets implemented?

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We get well qualified professionals in the job market

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100%.

And a hedge against our population that will start shrinking without good immigration.

Since we need immigration, align incentives so that the immigrants we get skew educated and skilled and are fuel for the economy.

I'd also have a vocational track to pump skilled laborers and tradesman into the economy too especially in construction trades.

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I totally get cultural stress as a driving force for reducing excessive immigration, legal or not, but the economic argument is pretty questionable, honestly.

Illegal immigration rates in particular almost always perfectly coincide with cheap labor demand. Do the people currently howling about grocery prices realize how much their grocery bill would rise if illegal immigration was halted? Hint: A LOT.

Food harvesting/packing aside, immigrants are almost exclusively mowing all of our lawns, building all of our houses, cleaning every house/building/hotel/etc, washing all of our dishes, and doing a ton of other low wage work that no one else is particularly interested in doing, given the unemployment rate. And it could easily be argued that much of that work has single handedly helped to extend our entitlement programs during the challenging baby boom era, especially given declining birth rates among white people.

THAT is fuel for the economy, and the reason it exists. That's why Republicans never fix immigration, despite using its unpopularity to fear monger.

Incidentally, if we only brought in legal immigrants that take white collar jobs, I wonder if that would ultimately be less popular than the status quo? Would your college graduate kids prefer to do lawn work while some immigrants take their banking jobs?

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Gulfstream4 said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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hokiewolf said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

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That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

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Its not even that, I just dont see graduating college is that big of a deal anymore. I know plenty of morons who graduated college.

I am all for legal immigration reform. Ill fully admit to being ignorant about the entire process, but given that its a government entity, its antiquated and most likely needs it anyway.

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If I'm looking at the option I may qualify it based on major (STEM) or GPA or something but I don't think many immigrants come here to barely graduate and/or major in poetry. They come here to become more marketable and work and improve their station in life.

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In theory, sure. But what happens the moment that policy gets implemented?

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We get well qualified professionals in the job market

---

100%.

And a hedge against our population that will start shrinking without good immigration.

Since we need immigration, align incentives so that the immigrants we get skew educated and skilled and are fuel for the economy.

I'd also have a vocational track to pump skilled laborers and tradesman into the economy too especially in construction trades.

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I totally get cultural stress as a driving force for reducing excessive immigration, legal or not, but the economic argument is pretty questionable, honestly.

Illegal immigration rates in particular almost always perfectly coincide with cheap labor demand. Do the people currently howling about grocery prices realize how much their grocery bill would rise if illegal immigration was halted? Hint: A LOT.

Food harvesting/packing aside, immigrants are almost exclusively mowing all of our lawns, building all of our houses, cleaning every house/building/hotel/etc, washing all of our dishes, and doing a ton of other low wage work that no one else is particularly interested in doing, given the unemployment rate. And it could easily be argued that much of that work has single handedly helped to extend our entitlement programs during the challenging baby boom era, especially given declining birth rates among white people.

THAT is fuel for the economy, and the reason it exists. That's why Republicans never fix immigration, despite using its unpopularity to fear monger.

Incidentally, if we only brought in legal immigrants that take white collar jobs, I wonder if that would ultimately be less popular than the status quo? Would your college graduate kids prefer to do lawn work while some immigrants take their banking jobs?

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10 million people since your guy became President. That's not immigration, that's an invasion. There is no telling who is in this country now.

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Gulfstream4 said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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hokiewolf said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

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That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

---

Its not even that, I just dont see graduating college is that big of a deal anymore. I know plenty of morons who graduated college.

I am all for legal immigration reform. Ill fully admit to being ignorant about the entire process, but given that its a government entity, its antiquated and most likely needs it anyway.

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If I'm looking at the option I may qualify it based on major (STEM) or GPA or something but I don't think many immigrants come here to barely graduate and/or major in poetry. They come here to become more marketable and work and improve their station in life.

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In theory, sure. But what happens the moment that policy gets implemented?

---

We get well qualified professionals in the job market

---

100%.

And a hedge against our population that will start shrinking without good immigration.

Since we need immigration, align incentives so that the immigrants we get skew educated and skilled and are fuel for the economy.

I'd also have a vocational track to pump skilled laborers and tradesman into the economy too especially in construction trades.

---

I totally get cultural stress as a driving force for reducing excessive immigration, legal or not, but the economic argument is pretty questionable, honestly.

Illegal immigration rates in particular almost always perfectly coincide with cheap labor demand. Do the people currently howling about grocery prices realize how much their grocery bill would rise if illegal immigration was halted? Hint: A LOT.

Food harvesting/packing aside, immigrants are almost exclusively mowing all of our lawns, building all of our houses, cleaning every house/building/hotel/etc, washing all of our dishes, and doing a ton of other low wage work that no one else is particularly interested in doing, given the unemployment rate. And it could easily be argued that much of that work has single handedly helped to extend our entitlement programs during the challenging baby boom era, especially given declining birth rates among white people.

THAT is fuel for the economy, and the reason it exists. That's why Republicans never fix immigration, despite using its unpopularity to fear monger.

Incidentally, if we only brought in legal immigrants that take white collar jobs, I wonder if that would ultimately be less popular than the status quo? Would your college graduate kids prefer to do lawn work while some immigrants take their banking jobs?

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10 million people since your guy became President. That's not immigration, that's an invasion. There is no telling who is in this country now.

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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hokiewolf said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

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That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

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Its not even that, I just dont see graduating college is that big of a deal anymore. I know plenty of morons who graduated college.

I am all for legal immigration reform. Ill fully admit to being ignorant about the entire process, but given that its a government entity, its antiquated and most likely needs it anyway.

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If I'm looking at the option I may qualify it based on major (STEM) or GPA or something but I don't think many immigrants come here to barely graduate and/or major in poetry. They come here to become more marketable and work and improve their station in life.

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In theory, sure. But what happens the moment that policy gets implemented?

---

We get well qualified professionals in the job market

---

100%.

And a hedge against our population that will start shrinking without good immigration.

Since we need immigration, align incentives so that the immigrants we get skew educated and skilled and are fuel for the economy.

I'd also have a vocational track to pump skilled laborers and tradesman into the economy too especially in construction trades.

---

I totally get cultural stress as a driving force for reducing excessive immigration, legal or not, but the economic argument is pretty questionable, honestly.

Illegal immigration rates in particular almost always perfectly coincide with cheap labor demand. Do the people currently howling about grocery prices realize how much their grocery bill would rise if illegal immigration was halted? Hint: A LOT.

Food harvesting/packing aside, immigrants are almost exclusively mowing all of our lawns, building all of our houses, cleaning every house/building/hotel/etc, washing all of our dishes, and doing a ton of other low wage work that no one else is particularly interested in doing, given the unemployment rate. And it could easily be argued that much of that work has single handedly helped to extend our entitlement programs during the challenging baby boom era, especially given declining birth rates among white people.

THAT is fuel for the economy, and the reason it exists. That's why Republicans never fix immigration, despite using its unpopularity to fear monger.

Incidentally, if we only brought in legal immigrants that take white collar jobs, I wonder if that would ultimately be less popular than the status quo? Would your college graduate kids prefer to do lawn work while some immigrants take their banking jobs?

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10 million people since your guy became President. That's not immigration, that's an invasion. There is no telling who is in this country now.

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Closer to 8 million apprehensions, but regardless. Here's a fun fact: Did you know that up until fairly recently we only apprehended about 30% of all border crossings? Now, thanks to significantly improved technology, and also the fact that immigrants learned to game the asylum system and just all turn themselves in, that number is closer to 90%.

So what does that mean? First it means the immigrant numbers aren't as "exploding" as they seem, most just didn't used to get reported as an apprehension. It also means that we actually have a much better idea who is in the country now than we used to.

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Gulfstream4 said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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SmaptyWolf said:

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Civilized said:

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hokiewolf said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Civilized said:

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FlossyDFlynt said:

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Trump: If you graduate from a college you should get automatically as part of your diploma a Green card to be able to stay in the United States

— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) June 20, 2024

The hardest of passes. Has Trump seen whats been going on at college campuses at the moment? Horrific idea

---

That's throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Immigrant Palestinian protesters make up some microscopic percentage of immigrant college students.

This policy may have some legs. We need to make legal immigration easier, and tethering it to something ambitious and intellectually challenging could be win-win for immigrants and our economy.

---

Its not even that, I just dont see graduating college is that big of a deal anymore. I know plenty of morons who graduated college.

I am all for legal immigration reform. Ill fully admit to being ignorant about the entire process, but given that its a government entity, its antiquated and most likely needs it anyway.

---

If I'm looking at the option I may qualify it based on major (STEM) or GPA or something but I don't think many immigrants come here to barely graduate and/or major in poetry. They come here to become more marketable and work and improve their station in life.

---

In theory, sure. But what happens the moment that policy gets implemented?

---

We get well qualified professionals in the job market

---

100%.

And a hedge against our population that will start shrinking without good immigration.

Since we need immigration, align incentives so that the immigrants we get skew educated and skilled and are fuel for the economy.

I'd also have a vocational track to pump skilled laborers and tradesman into the economy too especially in construction trades.

---

I totally get cultural stress as a driving force for reducing excessive immigration, legal or not, but the economic argument is pretty questionable, honestly.

Illegal immigration rates in particular almost always perfectly coincide with cheap labor demand. Do the people currently howling about grocery prices realize how much their grocery bill would rise if illegal immigration was halted? Hint: A LOT.

Food harvesting/packing aside, immigrants are almost exclusively mowing all of our lawns, building all of our houses, cleaning every house/building/hotel/etc, washing all of our dishes, and doing a ton of other low wage work that no one else is particularly interested in doing, given the unemployment rate. And it could easily be argued that much of that work has single handedly helped to extend our entitlement programs during the challenging baby boom era, especially given declining birth rates among white people.

THAT is fuel for the economy, and the reason it exists. That's why Republicans never fix immigration, despite using its unpopularity to fear monger.

Incidentally, if we only brought in legal immigrants that take white collar jobs, I wonder if that would ultimately be less popular than the status quo? Would your college graduate kids prefer to do lawn work while some immigrants take their banking jobs?

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10 million people since your guy became President. That's not immigration, that's an invasion. There is no telling who is in this country now.

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Closer to 8 million apprehensions, but regardless. Here's a fun fact: Did you know that up until fairly recently we only apprehended about 30% of all border crossings? Now, thanks to significantly improved technology, and also the fact that immigrants learned to game the asylum system and just all turn themselves in, that number is closer to 90%.

So what does that mean? First it means the immigrant numbers aren't as "exploding" as they seem, most just didn't used to get reported as an apprehension. It also means that we actually have a much better idea who is in the country now than we used to.

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LOL-okay, good sir.

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Fox News cuts away from Trump in the middle of his unintelligible, confused rant about washing machines https://t.co/puJhTB4Lp2 pic.twitter.com/KCfdPuLtz2

— Biden-Harris HQ (@BidenHQ) June 23, 2024

Werewolf said:

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Another MAGA patriot speaks to the RINO traitors......and an attractive one to boot.

Nothing Can Stop What’s Coming, The Black Vote Is Wide Awake

She has a message for Mitt Romney after watching him say it’s difficult to watch Republicans support Donald Trump

“You know what's very difficult to watch, Congressman Mitt Romney, is soft Republicans like yourself… pic.twitter.com/nufWLdNNG9

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) May 17, 2024

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Civilized said:

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Trump Talking up Biden to Reset Debate Expectations

As predicted, now all of a sudden Biden is a world-class debater with Einsteinian intellect, according to Trump's team.

Looks like they're preemptively trying to head off the confusion that is bound to result from months/years of trying to make Biden sound like a drooling invalid.

Fox News cuts away from Trump in the middle of his unintelligible, confused rant about washing machines https://t.co/puJhTB4Lp2 pic.twitter.com/KCfdPuLtz2

— Biden-Harris HQ (@BidenHQ) June 23, 2024

Who's the incoherent babbler, again?

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Gopack89 said:

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Black folks aren't voting for this idiot.. all these staffers speaking for black people is getting old. Breaking news for MAGA ppl want more rights not less. Stop pissing on us and calling it rain.

Werewolf said:

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Another MAGA patriot speaks to the RINO traitors......and an attractive one to boot.

Nothing Can Stop What’s Coming, The Black Vote Is Wide Awake

She has a message for Mitt Romney after watching him say it’s difficult to watch Republicans support Donald Trump

“You know what's very difficult to watch, Congressman Mitt Romney, is soft Republicans like yourself… pic.twitter.com/nufWLdNNG9

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) May 17, 2024

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