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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] DC is a very liberal city and the [b]citizen’s elected officials are for open borders[/b] for people who from thousands miles away with [b]no connection to the city[/b]. Yet, these same people are so hostile to the[b] neighbor across the state line[/b] who rides the bus [b]aiding the city’s special need students on and off the bus.[/b] [/quote]

OK Trump Troll, I'll bite.

To paraphrase Mean Girls, do you even go here?

1. Please name the elected officials AND provide documented evidence that ANY of them have called for open national borders.

2. Just like EVERYWHERE the only "connection to the city" needed is to LIVE HERE. How many "connections" are needed for residency? Two immediate relatives? One year of college? Can you cite DC regulations to validate your bias against immigrants/foreigners/outsiders?

3. Newsflash: "state lines" ARE open borders. That's what the United part of the United States means. That's why you don't need a passport to take the Metro and why Florida oranges don't have tariffs applied in New Jersey. Our "neighbors" in Virginia can buy guns like candy, but that doesn't mean we have to have the same archaic laws in the District. Meanwhile we "liberals" get trampled by supposedly small-government Republican "neighbors" from both VA and MD.

4. Bus aides are not volunteers. Transportation for disabled students is mandated by FEDERAL LAW. It's not a nice-to-have amenity. You don't get points for being a professional.

Show receipts or STFU  :roll: [/quote]

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