Illinois joins lawsuit against new Trump administration rules denying green cards to immigrants on food stamps – ABC Chicago

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debtsor
6 years ago

You would think that this is common sense – residents can’t come here to mooch the system. But Democrats hate Trump so much, so much, they throw all rational thought out the window, and focus only on the aspect that a future citizen on food stamps today has a 99.9% chance of voting democrat in the future. So they screw the rest of us paying to pay for these mooches, for the sake of a handful of (D) votes, in the future. This is just so frustrating to even be involved in battles like these. Why are we even wasting… Read more »

MikeH
6 years ago
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And if you disagree, you’re labeled a white supremacist. I cannot think of another time in my life when objectivity and civility had been as low as it is today.

debtsor
6 years ago
Reply to  MikeH

It’s mostly Democrats. Trump did no favors with the civil discourse but the Democrats took it to the currently virulent level. It’s because Democrats lost 1,000 elected seats during the Obama years, they lost the house in the tea party in 2010, then the senate in 2014, and all three branches in 2016 (when trump started confirming R judges like crazy). So they’ve really been out of any real power for nine years now, since the tea party, and they are ticked off, angry and going crazy. But give them power, in a state like IL, and they legalize infanticide,… Read more »

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