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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Liberal hypocrisy was called out before 2016, but it's been growing stronger and stronger. 
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So, because of this liberal hypocrisy "call out", the Dems took 40 seats in the House in 2018 and now have control of it.  Yep, it's been growing stronger and stronger.   :roll: [/quote]

You hear the hypocrisy on this thread.

And when people vote, they'll vote with a PRIORITY.  So while your "Hate Free Zone" neighbor is preaching about how horrible Trump is, you will never really know how s/he voted.

No D will win unless s/he has a strong immigration platform that will address the safety concerns many Americans have.

This much I know.[/quote]

The problem is, people like you have fallen for the "dems are for open borders" BS and there is no discussing it rationally with that perspective. It is a complex issue that doesn't require a wall but does require a plan for how to deal with legal asylum seekers, how to ease the burden on INS courts etc. The rhetoric from Trump and the actions on the ground have been a disaster of his own making.[/quote]

90% of the asylum claims are bogus. This needs to be cut off at the border.[/quote]

Agree.[/quote]

https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2018/jun/21/donald-trump/1700-percent-increase-asylum-claims/

[quote]Between 60 and 80 percent of those cases were approved for further court review. Overall, 20 percent of applicants were ultimately granted asylum in fiscal year 2017, the Homeland Security Department told us.[/quote]

small percent approved - But the bar has changed, too.

[quote]While the percentage of individuals whose asylum claims are approved by the Justice Department is relatively low, it might be explained by the much higher bar set by a court appearance than the completion of a survey.[/quote]

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