Stephen Miller

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“ wish we had normal politicians. Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Obama - whatever your criticisms, they maintained a continuity where the economy flourished, artistic freedom was boundless, values and morals were reinforced.”

The main difference is social media. Social division is worth billions yearly. Trillions in the long term.

There was no Fox News until 1996. No social media at all until the 2000s.

We used to all get the same news.

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Anonymous wrote:Stephen Miller: "Eventually elections don’t carry the day because violence beats votes… When we see a muscular response from the federal government, it’s because we’re not going to let violence beat votes."

Is he implying federal intervention determines political legitimacy, not ballots or courts?

He is saying he won't let Democrats destroy democracy through violence by their street militias.

In Chicago they planned an attack on ICE, and the local police were ordered not to help. They want to stop the deportations by using these street militias.

Who is they?

You are they. The half the country who wants to give our country away and get a pat on the head in return. "You're one of the good ones." Youd die happy in a ditch if someone said that to you first.
The orders probably came from Pritzker and literally all these cops care about is getting that pension, so they fall in line.

DP. You sound angry. The "divide and conquer" strategy is really working. While we're all busy trying to "own" each other on anonymous message boards, different entities in our society are making money and gathering power, starting with the Trump Administration which doesn't GAF about any of us.

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What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

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Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

Remember the bipartisan bill that candidate Trump told lawmakers not to vote for so he could have voters like you good and angry in November?

I do.

Talk about games…

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Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

There were never 10 million people brought in. That is just plain fiction. if there were so many, why are legal US residents, green card holders and people in the system being detained and deported?

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Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

Remember the bipartisan bill that candidate Trump told lawmakers not to vote for so he could have voters like you good and angry in November?

I do.

Talk about games…

Or, you could have just followed the LAWS on the books and not allowed them in, in the first place, in the name of your ideology.

Trump stopped the flow without any new immigration laws. As president, it's your job to enforce laws, not ignore them for your party's agenda.

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Anonymous wrote:And apparently Trump is afraid of him, which is why Trump is not reining in ICE despite how angry the public seems to be about their tactics.

The angry people are liberals who hate everything he does.

Correct. We are VERY angry, and you’ll be regretting it for years to come.

Well, we were very angry about what Biden was doing on immigration, and liberals seem to be regretting it when all of their open borders policies were reversed. Thank God for Trump and ICE for restoring law and order to this country!

Well, I believe we can all agree that when it comes to the U.S. southern border policy from 2021-24, that mistakes were made.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

Remember the bipartisan bill that candidate Trump told lawmakers not to vote for so he could have voters like you good and angry in November?

I do.

Talk about games…

Or, you could have just followed the LAWS on the books and not allowed them in, in the first place, in the name of your ideology.

Trump stopped the flow without any new immigration laws. As president, it's your job to enforce laws, not ignore them for your party's agenda.

Then why did the GOP even entertain a bill in early 2024?

You claim biden was afoul of the law. Did anyone sue him with regard to immigration and win?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

The lies you believe are extreme.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is extreme? Bring 10 million people in through gamesmanship and the minute you deport 200,000, it's extreme?

No, I don't think so.

Remember the bipartisan bill that candidate Trump told lawmakers not to vote for so he could have voters like you good and angry in November?

I do.

Talk about games…

Or, you could have just followed the LAWS on the books and not allowed them in, in the first place, in the name of your ideology.

Trump stopped the flow without any new immigration laws. As president, it's your job to enforce laws, not ignore them for your party's agenda.

Wrong. Please do real research.

[Anonymous]

The mask is starting to slip. Who’s in charge?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stephen Miller: "Eventually elections don’t carry the day because violence beats votes… When we see a muscular response from the federal government, it’s because we’re not going to let violence beat votes."

Is he implying federal intervention determines political legitimacy, not ballots or courts?

He is saying he won't let Democrats destroy democracy through violence by their street militias.

In Chicago they planned an attack on ICE, and the local police were ordered not to help. They want to stop the deportations by using these street militias.

Who is they?

You are they. The half the country who wants to give our country away and get a pat on the head in return. "You're one of the good ones." Youd die happy in a ditch if someone said that to you first.
The orders probably came from Pritzker and literally all these cops care about is getting that pension, so they fall in line.

This makes no sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:And apparently Trump is afraid of him, which is why Trump is not reining in ICE despite how angry the public seems to be about their tactics.

The angry people are liberals who hate everything he does.

Correct. We are VERY angry, and you’ll be regretting it for years to come.

Well, we were very angry about what Biden was doing on immigration, and liberals seem to be regretting it when all of their open borders policies were reversed. Thank God for Trump and ICE for restoring law and order to this country!

Uh oh, were you so angwy? Did you stamp your little feet until we got fascism because you’s afrwaid of brown people?

Fine, whatever, we’ve beaten plenty of fascists before, we can do it again.

And we will.

[Anonymous]

I hope both Stephen Miller and Russell Vought are prosecuted

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Anonymous wrote:I hope both Stephen Miller and Russell Vought are prosecuted

Are you serious? Once they gerrymander the House and have one party rule, these two degenerates will be co-presidents.