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Daca recipient slams democrats, says they threw ‘dreamers’ under the bus - Page 4

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#31
02-21-2019, 09:08 AM
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This is a guy that bankrupted a casino.
Right but saying he knows business gets you to listen to him. If you want to convince republicans to give a good daca deal, know your audience.
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That's because it allows enough time for a SCOTUS ruling, which is what he's sitting on. I'm emphatically certain he's doing this to force Dems into choosing between 700k DACA recipients and half of all future immigrants (RISE Act).

The mindset of Stephen Miller and white nationalists in general is they're trying to slow or hault current demographic changes. Whites are going to become a minority in 20 years, that's what this has all been about.

why do you think minority will forever vote Dems? tons of Hispanics are solid GOP backers. Asian American also are slowly tilting towards GOP. once Trump is in back mirror after 2020 and GOP leaders like Nikki Haley take GOP command it will steer towards center and Dems will continue to drift extreme left, then all this demography talk will become non-relevant.
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02-21-2019, 11:03 AM
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Right but saying he knows business gets you to listen to him. If you want to convince republicans to give a good daca deal, know your audience.
Tariffs weren't a good business move and neither is paying off people affected by it. He doesn't have a good business sense nor is he making these decisions based on his own expertise. Trump is just following the advice of his advisors who themselves are far right ideologues.

Remember that ICE agents leaked information about them targeting unaccompanied minors who turned 18. That's no different from us, they used the information they had on file to find and deport them. Right now the DC circuit court lawsuit is the only thing preventing that from happening.
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02-21-2019, 11:16 AM
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why do you think minority will forever vote Dems? tons of Hispanics are solid GOP backers. Asian American also are slowly tilting towards GOP. once Trump is in back mirror after 2020 and GOP leaders like Nikki Haley take GOP command it will steer towards center and Dems will continue to drift extreme left, then all this demography talk will become non-relevant.
Demographics are at the heart of the white nationalist MO, not "will there be enough Republican voters among the new majority?".. The fact a third of Hispanics voted for him probably lays that theory to rest.

We're not dealing with your run of the mill GOP, Trump is a lowbrow bigot surrounded by white nationalist advisors. He gets his ideas from Kobach, Bannon, Paxton, and Coulter.

It's also laughable that you think Republicans will run back to the center, there hasn't been a Republican "moderate" wing of the party since Gingrich was last leader. Dems are going the Deblasio/AOC route as a response to centrists not winning over swing voters.
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Tariffs weren't a good business move and neither is paying off people affected by it. He doesn't have a good business sense nor is he making these decisions based on his own expertise. Trump is just following the advice of his advisors who themselves are far right ideologues.

Remember that ICE agents leaked information about them targeting unaccompanied minors who turned 18. That's no different from us, they used the information they had on file to find and deport them. Right now the DC circuit court lawsuit is the only thing preventing that from happening.
The point isn't if you think Trump is a good businessman or not. The point is to get his attention. If you want to convince someone, especially Trump of something, saying "hey you're a good business man, just look at how much you'd lose if you deport the dreamers" isn't a bad move. Like I said, know your audience.
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You weren't wrong but what you said won't help going forward. It's clear now that dems won't trade wall for DACA.

Apparently dems are going to bring a bipartisan solution to the dreamers soon in the house. Not sure what that looks like.

I think you should spend your time to get a meeting with Trump himself. Everything falls on Trump at this point.

Tell him that he should take immigration off the table so dems can't campaign on it. If you believe dems are using dreamers as a campaign issue and they're getting votes from it (more than republicans), then republicans should legalize dreamers to take away dem's campaign issue. It's just that simple. If we are competitors and something is helping you more than it's helping me, I would want to take that away from you.

And one thing Trump understands is business. He's going to spend money and deport 700k young, educated, Americanized people who aren't criminals... they're already working or in school.... then import 700k fresh immigrants to replace the dreamers? Businesses would be negatively affected by that move, especially in an booming economy where businesses need workers.

He's also having trouble getting funding because he's taking army and disaster relief money. A lot of States are suing. Why doesn't he just fine DACA recipients (who by majority are from south of the border) and legalize them to pay for his wall? He actually can claim Mexico paid for it. I don't know if you want to actually mention this to republican lawmakers. They might just throw in a huge fine with a bill worse than goodlatte but if they fine us and legalize it's worth it.

The hard line anti-immigrant stance did not help him in 2018 election and if he wants to win 2020 he needs a bill "of love" for the dreamers.

By all means stir the pot. But saying "dems are using dreamers for 2020" won't help. Saying to republicans "because dems are using dreamers for 2020, do a non-bullshit deal for DACA and take the immigration issue off the table for 2020 elections" is way better. Tell them now to move forward and win, not complain with them about the past, it does nothing.

At the end of the day, if republicans do a non-bullshit DACA deal and put the ball in dems' court, there are a lot of good things that come. The key here is a non-bullshit daca deal or else it's easy for dems to refuse it.
- if dems refuse, it shows they're using dreamers for votes in 2020. That becomes a fact, not speculation.
- if dems accept, then immigration issue is taken off for 2020 elections. Dems can't claim trump is a racist and heartless, he's done something good for dreamers. It'll pull moderate voters towards republicans for 2020 election. It'd also be extremely difficult for dems to campaign on immigration as other undocumented immigrants have a lot less merit than dreamers.

This is a win-win situation for republicans. Republicans must propose a good DACA deal. If dems propose it first then it will be harder to push the narrative.
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No businessman could possibly agree with trump and his tariff


Makes no economic sense
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No businessman could possibly agree with trump and his tariff


Makes no economic sense
They don't. The oligarchs of this country tolerated him long enough to get their tax scam rammed through congress. Now that the objective is complete, they want him out. His trade wars are costing them, the auto industry has been especially hit hard by those policies.
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Why do we hate uwd again??
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Why do we hate uwd again??
According to some of the cynics on here, they can't exist without us, so they're sabatoging their own efforts to keep us in a perpetual state of uncertainty.

Others just see them as ineffective, virtue signalers.
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