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Yep, democrats spend years screwing something up and Republicans get bashed if they don’t fix it in 5 minutes. This is tremendously magnified under Trump.

Easy distinction. Socialism is when a very few rich people who aren’t in the ruling party still have a nickel. Everyone else has less. Communism is when you look up at the people with less in envy.

And the libs attack Trump for not bringing it down while totally overlooking why it got there. Typical……

I’ve always called a socialist democrat a communist and have been corrected. I believe the distinction to be a fine line by definition, while believing socialism leads to communism. It’s such a fine line (ownership) New Yorkers won’t know what hit ‘em till it’s too late.

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Not sure why they keep saying ‘Socialist.’ His ideas are straight up Communism.

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The worst reason to do nothing about illegals is to say they never affected me. I have also never had to deal with a murderer, armed robber, my wife and children have never been molested….yada yada….get the picture? Leave me alone and let the world take care of itself is a terrible outlook, and nothing would ever get done.

3 is not the answer to your Aggie joke. Anyway, I thought you were having another bad math day and needed some assistance.

lol, that’s funny.

I'll never complain about a little bird poop again. Maybe work another bus route…

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Bellville LB Adarius Hutchinson (UTEP Commit) Celina QB Bowe Bentley (Oklahoma Commit) Sealy QB Kane Killough Silsbee LB Matsyn Morris West Orange Stark RB Khelvy Jefferson Madisonville WR/DB Tristan Whaley Columbus WR/DB Braylon Fisher Just to name a few

Lol. Not according to historians, but Trump is near the bottom [Hidden Content]

There is nothing to prove. Trump sucks

Why did she take so long to come out with the info

It is not going to happen

Trump is trying to deflect

A clear picture of the fiscal cost of immigrants is particularly important, given the ongoing border crisis. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the border surge will number 8.7 million unlawful immigrants between 2021 and 2026. The original analysis in this report finds that the border crisis will cost an estimated $1.15 trillion over the lifetime of the new unlawful immigrants—a cost larger than the entire U.S. defense budget and almost equal to the cost of Social Security in 2023. This report quantifies the fiscal impact of common immigration reform proposals: Mass deportations would significantly reduce the national debt over the long run, but a policy of selective legalization, coupled with mass deportations, would be even more fiscally beneficial, reducing the debt by about $1.9 trillion. Given the education, age, and earnings of H-1B visa recipients, doubling the number of H-1B visas for just one year would reduce the budget deficit by $70 billion over the long run—and by another $70 billion each year thereafter. The most beneficial immigration policy change would be to exempt STEM graduate degree holders from green-card caps, increasing immigration by some 15,000 people per year and reducing the visa backlog; this would reduce the deficit by $150 billion in the first year and $25 billion each year thereafter. Eliminating refugee resettlement and permanent immigration by parents of U.S. citizens would reduce the debt by a combined $40 billion in net present value every year. Congress could upskill the existing immigration flow by eliminating the diversity visa category and increasing the visas available to the top employment-based categories, and requiring immigrants to have earned a high school diploma to be eligible for a family visa, reducing the national debt by over $60 billion per year. By enacting a selectionist immigration policy—which requires securing the border from unlawful immigration, reducing low-skilled immigration, and expanding high-skilled immigration—the U.S. could reduce future federal debt by trillions of dollars over the long run. This report proposes a legislative package that provides over $2 trillion in net present value during the first year and over $200 billion each subsequent year, without accounting for the additional productivity growth resulting from high-skilled immigration. Furthermore, under these reforms, the annual number of immigrants who are new permanent residents decreases by about 15% after a temporary legalization program and a partial clearing of the employment-based visa backlog. Over the long term, annual legal immigration decreases under this plan from approximately 1 million in FY 2019 to approximately 860,000. [Hidden Content]

I agree with you on everything I made bold. Here is what I may disagree on in the name of fairness. I think anyone coming into the USA illegally should be sent back and never get to return. My reasoning......it only took 19 bad people to kill 2977 people on 9/11. As for your gun stance, I totally agree - besides, if I want to kill someone, if I can't get a gun, I'll find something else....

Here are some players I was extremely impressed with last season that are returning. Worth keeping an eye on this year. Who are players that yall are interested in watching this year? Frisco Lone Star WR/RB- Davian Groce [Hidden Content] La Porte RB- Sean Simon [Hidden Content] Abilene QB- Brayden Henry [Hidden Content] Denton Ryan DE- Errol West [Hidden Content]

Yeah, the devil worship stuff didn't mean anything to me, but I always loved Black Sabbath even to this day.

Damn. I didn't know he had passed.