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1. I accept that tortuous apology
2. I provided the conclusions of experts as to the underground population of illegal aliens.
As I pointed out, a small percent of that number easily accounts for the popular vote victory that Bill's wife claims.
3. I'm never wrong. I once thought I was wrong, turns out, I was mistaken.
The experts like the Department of Homeland Security? They say 11.5 million.
[The count of immigrants in the country illegally is an estimate, but several estimates put it in the same ballpark — and it's the 11 million ballpark, nowhere near 30 million. The Pew Research Center puts it at 11.3 million (a number that has held relatively steady for years, by its estimate, and is down by nearly 1 million from a recent peak in 2007). As of January 2012, the Department of Homeland Security put the count at 11.4 million. Trump has in fact made the 30 million claim before, and PolitiFact shot him down, labeling it "pants on fire," finding other independent estimates that were in the 11 to 12 million range. — Danielle Kurtzleben]
Fact Check: Donald Trump's Speech On Immigration
And Politifact rated it
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Donald Trump wrongly says the number of illegal immigrants is 30 million or higher
You really can't be this stupid.....can you ???
11 million in 2003.....millions more every year....
....and the number is still 11 million.
Amazing how indelible your indoctrination is.
That level of misunderstanding is like believing that purchasing an airline ticket makes one able to flap their arms and fly.
On top of it, the 'expert' you quote is a Liberal stenographer:
PolitiFact.com is a project operated by the Tampa Bay Times, in which reporters and editors from the Times and affiliated media outlets "fact-check statements by members of Congress, the White House, lobbyists and interest groups".PolitiFact.com - Wikipedia
The St. PetersburgTampa Bay Times, which started PolitiFact in conjunction with the Congressional Quarterly, is a traditionally liberal paper. We note that PolitiFact's stories appear to damage Republicans far more often than Democrats despite the fact that PF tends to choose about as many stories dealing with Republicans as for Democrats. If the selection process was blind then either proportions should be approximately even or else the party with worse ratings should receive more ratings overall according to what PolitiFact lists as its selection criteria. Plus our independent research helps confirm the hypothesis. PolitiFact Bias: About PolitiFact Bias/FAQ
"The Tampa Bay Times, which produces the PolitFact Truth-o-Meter, has not endorsed a single Republican candidate this century for any of the three most important positions on the Florida election ballot. Accordingly, the Times scores a “Pants on Fire” for its lack of objectivity, according to an extensive analysis by Media Trackers Florida.
Since 2000, the Times has issued 10 endorsements in elections for U.S. President, U.S. Senate, and Florida Governor. Nine of the 10 endorsements went to Democrats, with the sole exception being theTimes’ endorsement of Democrat-leaning Independent Charlie Crist in the 2010 U.S. Senate contest." PolitiFact Parent Tampa Bay Times Scores Pants on Fire for Partisan Bias - Media Trackers
PolitiFact’s liberal bias, yet again (Arizona law; Climategate)
PolitiFact's liberal bias, yet again (Arizona law; Climategate)
Pleeeezzzzz get your head out of wherever you left it.
As of January 2012, the Department of Homeland Security put the count at 11.4 million.
Drumph was "pants on fire" for saying 30 million. You went well beyond that. You're lying more than "pants on fire". NASA is going to start tracking you as contributing to climate change.
I sense that you are beginning to realize how stupid you appear.
[Pew projected this population reached at least 11 million as of March 2005. Unauthorized immigrant population stable for half a decade]
For a decade now, no number has been given greater certitude and less investigation than that. Not even the number of planets in our solar system has enjoyed such constancy and acceptance.
Pew, the most-quoted source, has used the figure since 2005. Some Homeland Security references approximating that number go back to 2003."
How Many Illegal Immigrants Live in the US?
11 million in 2003....
...still 11 million?????
You're feelin' pretty dumb right about now, huh?
Nope. I'm feeling supported by facts, unlike you.
As of January 2012, the Department of Homeland Security put the count at 11.4 million.
You lied more than Drumph and he was "pants on fire". Lying more than Drumph is quite an accomplishment. You shouldn't be proud though.
I sure don't mind you revealing that you're a dunce.
Let's view......according to you, there were some 11 million illegal aliens ensconced in this country at least as far back as 2003.
Millions more sneak in every year.....
But.....according to your claim....14 years later, the number comes to 11.4 million.
Excellent!!!
The only possible conclusion is
a. You are an imbecile
or
b. you suffer from cowardice and an abject fear of not toeing the Liberal line.
Maybe both.