Dick Durbin: It's unlikely we'll reach a DACA deal, but 'I don't see a government shu - Page 5

why should the democrats have to have this weight thrown at them? Had trump been opened to negotiating way back in September we would have CGCs. Let that sink into you.

Yep.

And yet, we were asked to trust the 'process' that is not good enough for them.

A Monmouth University Poll released Wednesday showed that Trump’s approval rating had jumped 10 points compared to last month, while the Democratic advantage on the generic ballot had shrunk to 2 percentage points.

A nationwide Monmouth survey in December showed Democrats with a 15-point advantage on the generic ballot.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday showed that Trump’s approval rating has ticked up in the past week.

Another Reuters/Ipsos poll shows voters think Republicans have a better plan for jobs and employment than Democrats, by a margin of 37.6 percent to 27.8 percent.

http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/3...idterm-chances

So called blue wave huh?

The blue wave is dying down. Trump still has a lot of support in Michigan.

What? If it is even voted on in the Senate, it's because Trump said yes to whatever is voted on. McConnell and Ryan will not allow a vote on something Trump opposes because it's a waste of time.

You guys need to chill. Pressure both sides and stop being so conclusive so quick. We still have a chance. It's not over yet. Instead of arguing with Pianos or others here, just call and pressure. Really do so now because March 5th is like the last test of anything getting done this year really.

This is why all of you need to call and say whatever it is you need to say. Don't rely on midterms or 2020. Focus on now.

Pressure for aged out dreamers to be included or pressure for other changes in Trumps plan but dont sit idly by. PRESSURE.

Haha yeah I keep thinking that too! What a huge loss to them if they don't take any action.

Agree that March 5th is not a true deadline. The real dreamers should stop believing the news...the true deadline is when each individual's EAD expires.

It was obvious that they could not reach agreement. 10 years of lack of an agreement on an immigration bill should have been more than enough to convince.

Same I'm just hoping we all get our renewals in then we work on these 2 years to get legalized, even if you have to uber 15 hours a day.

Where did you get this from? The most recent Michigan poll I found has him below 40% approval rating.

http://www.detroitnews.com/story/new...val/109726082/