Official RNC convention thread

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GOP owns the corporate media

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Anonymous wrote:Nativist twaddle. And deporting 10 million immigrants would kill the economy.

And cost a hundred billion dollars.

It will be worth every penny.

I don’t think you all get what’s going to happen to the economy should this come to pass. I thought you didn’t like inflation?

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Anonymous wrote:BEST SPEECH I HEARD IN MY LIFETIME
EVEN THE BEST SPEECH I HEAR IN 2016 AND 2020. THIS MAN GAVE ME A *** SPOT WHEN HE WAS SPEAKING. HE IS SO SMART. WHY DOESN'T BIDEN TALK TO THE
taliban? THEY ARE VERY SMART PEOPLE AND THEY LOVE TURMP. THEY LOVE TRUMP AND I AM VOTING FOR SOMEONE THAT LOVE TRUMP. WE NEED TRUMP MORE THAN EVER NOW.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry - are you asking me to create Trump's deportation plan? I saw what it looked like when children were thrown in baby jail away from their parents the last time. I don't really need to give him the benefit of the doubt what it'd look like this time.

And you can't just "mass deport" people without a hearing unless they waive it. So yes, there will be camps.

This is a vital point. The laws give many classes of asylum seekers and potential deportees due process and a hearing is required. THIS IS WHY there is "catch and release" - because they can't just immediately deport, AND there's nowhere to put them. This is also why there is a years-long backlog putting many asylum seekers and undocumented (not necessarily "illegal" as their status not yet adjudicated via hearing as required by law) to languish in a limbo state for years. AND - the Republicans have BLOCKED legislation to FUND the process to SPEED UP hearings and deportations - that's been the case going back to Obama, he repeatedly requested funding and was refused, Republicans have also BLOCKED legislation to fund any kind of detention (falling under the banner of "free shit for illegals") and nor have Republicans helped on any coherent legislation to actually fix any of the laws to deal with it, they SHUT DOWN the Bipartisan bill and just pushed the problem-riddled HR2 which doesn't even deal with problems like fentanyl smuggling.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry - are you asking me to create Trump's deportation plan? I saw what it looked like when children were thrown in baby jail away from their parents the last time. I don't really need to give him the benefit of the doubt what it'd look like this time.

And you can't just "mass deport" people without a hearing unless they waive it. So yes, there will be camps.

This is a vital point. The laws give many classes of asylum seekers and potential deportees due process and a hearing is required. THIS IS WHY there is "catch and release" - because they can't just immediately deport, AND there's nowhere to put them. This is also why there is a years-long backlog putting many asylum seekers and undocumented (not necessarily "illegal" as their status not yet adjudicated via hearing as required by law) to languish in a limbo state for years. AND - the Republicans have BLOCKED legislation to FUND the process to SPEED UP hearings and deportations - that's been the case going back to Obama, he repeatedly requested funding and was refused, Republicans have also BLOCKED legislation to fund any kind of detention (falling under the banner of "free shit for illegals") and nor have Republicans helped on any coherent legislation to actually fix any of the laws to deal with it, they SHUT DOWN the Bipartisan bill and just pushed the problem-riddled HR2 which doesn't even deal with problems like fentanyl smuggling.

I think we shouldn't be naive. A Trump administration will not adhere to due process requirements.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry - are you asking me to create Trump's deportation plan? I saw what it looked like when children were thrown in baby jail away from their parents the last time. I don't really need to give him the benefit of the doubt what it'd look like this time.

And you can't just "mass deport" people without a hearing unless they waive it. So yes, there will be camps.

This is a vital point. The laws give many classes of asylum seekers and potential deportees due process and a hearing is required. THIS IS WHY there is "catch and release" - because they can't just immediately deport, AND there's nowhere to put them. This is also why there is a years-long backlog putting many asylum seekers and undocumented (not necessarily "illegal" as their status not yet adjudicated via hearing as required by law) to languish in a limbo state for years. AND - the Republicans have BLOCKED legislation to FUND the process to SPEED UP hearings and deportations - that's been the case going back to Obama, he repeatedly requested funding and was refused, Republicans have also BLOCKED legislation to fund any kind of detention (falling under the banner of "free shit for illegals") and nor have Republicans helped on any coherent legislation to actually fix any of the laws to deal with it, they SHUT DOWN the Bipartisan bill and just pushed the problem-riddled HR2 which doesn't even deal with problems like fentanyl smuggling.

Laws? You think the GOP will care about laws once Trump is back in office?

Really?

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Can't unsee this.

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Anonymous wrote:Can't unsee this.

very strange. but I would take that over a drag show any day, as would most Americans.

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That woman in the middle is so crazy that she got tossed from the Arizona State Legislature.

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Anonymous wrote:Nativist twaddle. And deporting 10 million immigrants would kill the economy.

And cost a hundred billion dollars.

It will be worth every penny.

I don’t think you all get what’s going to happen to the economy should this come to pass. I thought you didn’t like inflation?

It will take a hit. But great. More jobs for Americans. Maybe the welfare class can work and can develop worth ethic and feel proud. I mean we’re all human seeking a sense of purpose. Generations of gov’t handouts weakens people more than it helps. Why do we presume a class of Americans are unable to work? Very basic question.

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Anonymous wrote:Can't unsee this.

Aw, her Spanx are slipping out of place.

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Anonymous wrote:Nativist twaddle. And deporting 10 million immigrants would kill the economy.

And cost a hundred billion dollars.

It will be worth every penny.

I don’t think you all get what’s going to happen to the economy should this come to pass. I thought you didn’t like inflation?

It will take a hit. But great. More jobs for Americans. Maybe the welfare class can work and can develop worth ethic and feel proud. I mean we’re all human seeking a sense of purpose. Generations of gov’t handouts weakens people more than it helps. Why do we presume a class of Americans are unable to work? Very basic question.

Maybe you should ask the Brits how well they like their post-Brexit economy.

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Anonymous wrote:Nativist twaddle. And deporting 10 million immigrants would kill the economy.

And cost a hundred billion dollars.

It will be worth every penny.

I don’t think you all get what’s going to happen to the economy should this come to pass. I thought you didn’t like inflation?

It will take a hit. But great. More jobs for Americans. Maybe the welfare class can work and can develop worth ethic and feel proud. I mean we’re all human seeking a sense of purpose. Generations of gov’t handouts weakens people more than it helps. Why do we presume a class of Americans are unable to work? Very basic question.

There are already two million more jobs available in America than there are workers to fill them.