Hutch Starskey
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Thinking this through a bit, he probably knew (or, more accurately, was informed) that he'd never get it through, even though the GOP held all the cards. There were too many Republicans who saw the writing on the wall (no pun intended) and knew what a bad idea this is.
So, he waits (or, more accurately, is instructed to wait) specifically until the Democrats have the House to suddenly scream NATIONAL EMERGENCY. Since his top priority has always been his base, maybe he knows this won't happen but wants to keep them happy, assuming 100% of them are still obediently with him and will follow along.
I dunno. Tossing out guesses.
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That's right. There was never popular support for a wall on either side. It was always folly.
Why anyone would think the Dems should be villified for not rushing to bail out this president after his own party wouldn't is beyond me.
There's more mileage in villifying the Dems than there is in actually building a wall.
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