What we "learn" from Trump's speeches

[bripat9643]

It is not his positions on issues that are a problem. It is his inability to show workable solutions. His critics claim he is great at getting people excited about what everyone agrees are important issues that need solutions, but he does not provide the workable solutions. He provides unworkable solutions and arrogantly tells us to trust him because he is so smart.

What are the unworkable solutions?

The "unworkable solutions" are the ones that turds like camp will fight tooth and nail to prevent.

The solutions Trump offers will not need much of a fight, if any. The Presidency does not have the power or authority to implement his ideas. Period. He can not do the things he is promising you suckers he will do.

Sure he he has the power. He can start deporting illegals the day he takes the oath of office. The funds to build 700 miles of the wall have already been appropriated. All Trump has to do is spend it. As for getting the money for the rest of the wall, do you really think Democrats are going to oppose it when Americans have made it quite plain how they feel about illegal immigration? Going down that road is electoral suicide.

Do you actually believe the majority of Americans don't want to do anything about illegal immigration?

As always, you're just making one excuse after the other for doing nothing.

The wall is already 700 miles. It's the other 1,250 that's kind of a problem.

It's not a problem at all. It's only a problem for turds like you if it actually gets built.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

All the issues he has volunteered as to how he will resolve issues. His solutions for defeating ISIS (such as the invasion of both Iraq and Syria and committing violations of international law) and the immigration issue are both unworkable because they both would require support from Congress, drastic changes in law (including a constitutional amendment or repel of the 14th Amendment).

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

 

[peach174]

If you think his positions on illegal immigration are unpopular with independents, then prepare to be disillusioned come Nov 2016

It is not his positions on issues that are a problem. It is his inability to show workable solutions. His critics claim he is great at getting people excited about what everyone agrees are important issues that need solutions, but he does not provide the workable solutions. He provides unworkable solutions and arrogantly tells us to trust him because he is so smart.

What are the unworkable solutions?

All the issues he has volunteered as to how he will resolve issues. His solutions for defeating ISIS (such as the invasion of both Iraq and Syria and committing violations of international law) and the immigration issue are both unworkable because they both would require support from Congress, drastic changes in law (including a constitutional amendment or repel of the 14th Amendment).

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

I did not see that on his site. He said it in his speech but has changed that idea as he learned what would work.
See he is learning by listening to the people, not the politicians.
You reject what will or won't work and change things that will work.
You are judging him like he is a Politician and he isn't.
He is a businesses man and good businessmen change things so that they work.
Mandatory return of all criminal aliens
Detention—not catch-and-release
Defund sanctuary cities
Enhanced penalties for overstaying a visa

 

[bripat9643]

If you think his positions on illegal immigration are unpopular with independents, then prepare to be disillusioned come Nov 2016

It is not his positions on issues that are a problem. It is his inability to show workable solutions. His critics claim he is great at getting people excited about what everyone agrees are important issues that need solutions, but he does not provide the workable solutions. He provides unworkable solutions and arrogantly tells us to trust him because he is so smart.

What are the unworkable solutions?

All the issues he has volunteered as to how he will resolve issues. His solutions for defeating ISIS (such as the invasion of both Iraq and Syria and committing violations of international law) and the immigration issue are both unworkable because they both would require support from Congress, drastic changes in law (including a constitutional amendment or repel of the 14th Amendment).

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

We can increase the staff to speed up the hearings. Problem solved. All you're "impossible" obstacles are only a problem because Democrats in Congress refuse to do anything.

It's just one excuse after another for doing nothing.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

What are the unworkable solutions?

The "unworkable solutions" are the ones that turds like camp will fight tooth and nail to prevent.

The solutions Trump offers will not need much of a fight, if any. The Presidency does not have the power or authority to implement his ideas. Period. He can not do the things he is promising you suckers he will do.

Sure he he has the power. He can start deporting illegals the day he takes the oath of office. The funds to build 700 miles of the wall have already been appropriated. All Trump has to do is spend it. As for getting the money for the rest of the wall, do you really think Democrats are going to oppose it when Americans have made it quite plain how they feel about illegal immigration? Going down that road is electoral suicide.

Do you actually believe the majority of Americans don't want to do anything about illegal immigration?

As always, you're just making one excuse after the other for doing nothing.

The wall is already 700 miles. It's the other 1,250 that's kind of a problem.

It's not a problem at all. It's only a problem for turds like you if it actually gets built.

Doesn't bother me either way. I don't hire illegal labor, except by proxy.

You guys however, have one hell of a property rights problem. You don't own the border and much of it isn't for sale.

 

[bripat9643]

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

ROFL! There is virtually no one who was born here who doesn't have a birth certificate on file at the hospital where he was born.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

ROFL! There is virtually no one who was born here who doesn't have a birth certificate on file at the hospital where he was born.

These people weren't born in hospitals...

 

[bripat9643]

The "unworkable solutions" are the ones that turds like camp will fight tooth and nail to prevent.

The solutions Trump offers will not need much of a fight, if any. The Presidency does not have the power or authority to implement his ideas. Period. He can not do the things he is promising you suckers he will do.

Sure he he has the power. He can start deporting illegals the day he takes the oath of office. The funds to build 700 miles of the wall have already been appropriated. All Trump has to do is spend it. As for getting the money for the rest of the wall, do you really think Democrats are going to oppose it when Americans have made it quite plain how they feel about illegal immigration? Going down that road is electoral suicide.

Do you actually believe the majority of Americans don't want to do anything about illegal immigration?

As always, you're just making one excuse after the other for doing nothing.

The wall is already 700 miles. It's the other 1,250 that's kind of a problem.

It's not a problem at all. It's only a problem for turds like you if it actually gets built.

Doesn't bother me either way. I don't hire illegal labor, except by proxy.

You guys however, have one hell of a property rights problem. You don't own the border and much of it isn't for sale.

That's why we have something called "eminent domain." It takes a lot more money had resources to build a freeway from Dallas to Sand Diego than it takes to build a wall, but all you open borders/amnesty assholes keep saying the later is impossible.

No one is fooled by your idiot excuses any longer.

 

[peach174]

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

ROFL! There is virtually no one who was born here who doesn't have a birth certificate on file at the hospital where he was born.

Even my Husband who was born in a Farmhouse has a birth certificate.
Everyone has a birth certificate.

 

[bripat9643]

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

ROFL! There is virtually no one who was born here who doesn't have a birth certificate on file at the hospital where he was born.

These people weren't born in hospitals...

Sure they were. Even if they were born on the way to a hospital, they still have a birth certificate. You could probably count with the fingers on one hand the number of people in this country who don't have a birth certificate.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

The solutions Trump offers will not need much of a fight, if any. The Presidency does not have the power or authority to implement his ideas. Period. He can not do the things he is promising you suckers he will do.

Sure he he has the power. He can start deporting illegals the day he takes the oath of office. The funds to build 700 miles of the wall have already been appropriated. All Trump has to do is spend it. As for getting the money for the rest of the wall, do you really think Democrats are going to oppose it when Americans have made it quite plain how they feel about illegal immigration? Going down that road is electoral suicide.

Do you actually believe the majority of Americans don't want to do anything about illegal immigration?

As always, you're just making one excuse after the other for doing nothing.

The wall is already 700 miles. It's the other 1,250 that's kind of a problem.

It's not a problem at all. It's only a problem for turds like you if it actually gets built.

Doesn't bother me either way. I don't hire illegal labor, except by proxy.

You guys however, have one hell of a property rights problem. You don't own the border and much of it isn't for sale.

That's why we have something called "eminent domain." It takes a lot more money had resources to build a freeway from Dallas to Sand Diego than it takes to build a wall, but all you open borders/amnesty assholes keep saying the later is impossible.

No one is fooled by your idiot excuses any longer.

It's not impossible, it just goes against what you supposedly believe in, private property...

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Even my Husband who was born in a Farmhouse has a birth certificate.
Everyone has a birth certificate.

Nope. Entirely untrue: Grandfather of girl who doesn't exist reveals her dramatic story

 

[bripat9643]

After we deport about a million of them, the rest will probably leave of their own accord.

No one is listening to the "it can't be done" crowd any more.

No one is leaving, at least in large numbers. To do so you'd have to start by figuring out who the hell is supposed to be here in the first place.

That is easy to do. You know, it's strange that libturds think the NSA can sift through billions of phone calls to find a few terrorists, but the government can't even do a simple thing like determine whether people are here legally?

You're kidding, right?

Nope, I'm not kidding, since there are lots of people here that don't have papers of any kind, and were born here. Since they are entitled to Due Process that will never be an easy process. Unlike Operation Wetback you can't just throw out the American wetbacks as well. Those days are long gone.

ROFL! There is virtually no one who was born here who doesn't have a birth certificate on file at the hospital where he was born.

Even my Husband who was born in a Farmhouse has a birth certificate.
Everyone has a birth certificate.

This claim is obvious horseshit. It's almost impossible to survive in this country without a birth certificate. How do you get a social Security number without a birth certificate? How can you get a driver's license? A job?

 

[bripat9643]

Sure he he has the power. He can start deporting illegals the day he takes the oath of office. The funds to build 700 miles of the wall have already been appropriated. All Trump has to do is spend it. As for getting the money for the rest of the wall, do you really think Democrats are going to oppose it when Americans have made it quite plain how they feel about illegal immigration? Going down that road is electoral suicide.

Do you actually believe the majority of Americans don't want to do anything about illegal immigration?

As always, you're just making one excuse after the other for doing nothing.

The wall is already 700 miles. It's the other 1,250 that's kind of a problem.

It's not a problem at all. It's only a problem for turds like you if it actually gets built.

Doesn't bother me either way. I don't hire illegal labor, except by proxy.

You guys however, have one hell of a property rights problem. You don't own the border and much of it isn't for sale.

That's why we have something called "eminent domain." It takes a lot more money had resources to build a freeway from Dallas to Sand Diego than it takes to build a wall, but all you open borders/amnesty assholes keep saying the later is impossible.

No one is fooled by your idiot excuses any longer.

It's not impossible, it just goes against what you supposedly believe in, private property...

That's the last on the list of government offences against property rights that I'm worried about. Illegal aliens sucking on the government tit are violating my property rights on a daily basis. Furthermore, I'll bet the ranchers along the border would be more than happy to sell a few acres to the government to build the wall.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

This claim is obvious horseshit. It's almost impossible to survive in this country without a birth certificate. How do you get a social Security number without a birth certificate? How can you get a driver's license? A job?

See above, you don't...

 

[bripat9643]

Even my Husband who was born in a Farmhouse has a birth certificate.
Everyone has a birth certificate.

Nope. Entirely untrue: Grandfather of girl who doesn't exist reveals her dramatic story

You found one?

 

[Camp]

It is not his positions on issues that are a problem. It is his inability to show workable solutions. His critics claim he is great at getting people excited about what everyone agrees are important issues that need solutions, but he does not provide the workable solutions. He provides unworkable solutions and arrogantly tells us to trust him because he is so smart.

What are the unworkable solutions?

All the issues he has volunteered as to how he will resolve issues. His solutions for defeating ISIS (such as the invasion of both Iraq and Syria and committing violations of international law) and the immigration issue are both unworkable because they both would require support from Congress, drastic changes in law (including a constitutional amendment or repel of the 14th Amendment).

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

We can increase the staff to speed up the hearings. Problem solved. All you're "impossible" obstacles are only a problem because Democrats in Congress refuse to do anything.

It's just one excuse after another for doing nothing.

Ya, because Republicans have a reputation for getting thing done in Congress over the last decade. Will you be telling us other jokes today?

 

[bripat9643]

This claim is obvious horseshit. It's almost impossible to survive in this country without a birth certificate. How do you get a social Security number without a birth certificate? How can you get a driver's license? A job?

See above, you don't...

That only proves my point.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

That's the last on the list of government offences against property rights that I'm worried about. Illegal aliens sucking on the government tit are violating my property rights on a daily basis. Furthermore, I'll bet the ranchers along the border would be more than happy to sell a few acres to the government to build the wall.

No, they aren't. You'll have to take it from them, like this: Landowners Along U.S.-Mexico Border Claim Gov’t Is Abusing its Power to Take Land at Unfair Prices

And

http://www.inversecondemnation.com/inversecondemnation/files/US_v_1.04_acres_3_7_2008.pdf

 

[bripat9643]

What are the unworkable solutions?

All the issues he has volunteered as to how he will resolve issues. His solutions for defeating ISIS (such as the invasion of both Iraq and Syria and committing violations of international law) and the immigration issue are both unworkable because they both would require support from Congress, drastic changes in law (including a constitutional amendment or repel of the 14th Amendment).

Most of what he wants can be done under existing laws.
You are picking on one or two issues that may or may not be done. Just like any other Candidate.
Immigration Reform

Deportation of the 12 to perhaps over 20 million undocumented immigrants will all require judicial deportation hearings. The courts and prosecuting entities do not have the capability to perform that function in a timely fashion.
The only law that could be enforced that would be feasible budget wise is the enforcement of labor hiring laws and increased penalties required by legislative action to put employers in prison and fine them into bankruptcy for illegal hiring.

We can increase the staff to speed up the hearings. Problem solved. All you're "impossible" obstacles are only a problem because Democrats in Congress refuse to do anything.

It's just one excuse after another for doing nothing.

Ya, because Republicans have a reputation for getting thing done in Congress over the last decade. Will you be telling us other jokes today?

The only thing Democrats have accomplished is flushing the country down the toilet.