Mike da Tigah

What kills me is how on one side we have a President trying to protect Americans from very bad hombres, and the other side actually coming to the defense of the bad hombres, and you know why? Because they don’t think they will have to deal with them moving in next door to them and their family. They think they are safe. That’s why, and so they can be so cavalier with letting them stay in this country, until of course they aren’t safe anymore, then they’ll have amnesia and forget all about that, and use it to incriminate people for not protecting them from these people. It’s like dealing with three year olds.

Reporters like Terry like to plant a seed of doubt in the minds of viewers and then quickly move on, knowing full well that’s all he had to do to score his little point. He doesn’t want to fixate on it, just take his shot and move along so he can control the interview, not get to the bottom of it.

Feminists have their fingerprints all over this.

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I don't think they're background checking these folks.

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Consider the pool to pick from, consider society today. I’m sure they’re vetting the people they hire, but just because they weren’t arrested prior to being employed doesn’t mean they’re not capable of doing stuff like this. Amazon’s not broke. Society is.

The only real lasting legacy of the Democrat party is destruction.

Greed is an infectious disease. It does things to people that they never thought they’d ever do. For reference to this, watch how families come apart at the seams when inheritance comes around.

Like all of us, a very conflicted, inconsistent, and ever changing man. Part of me resents him, part respects him, and the other isn’t sure what to think. In the end, things worked out the way they should have, and praise God for it, but I still do question the cost to the country and our ever expanding central government as a result of those actions. There is always going to be a fundamental principle of self government attached to his name that was run roughshod over at the mention of his name, but I do think the man was right in the cause of abolition to be certain, but then the end never justifies the means in my opinion, especially when I consider the cost to our country in the federal government taking such presence in our lives as a result of that power shift that took place from the war.

It’s obviously much easier to play Monday morning quarterback, but I seriously wish cooler heads would have prevailed on both sides, if not for the lives lost, then for the future of this republic and the ideals upon which we were founded upon.

Upstanding members of the community do not thumb their nose at the feds, and don’t assist in helping wanted people escape from justice.

If there’s one people in Europe that won’t take this lying down, I have to believe it’s the Irish.

I’m reading upwards of 50k showed up for this gathering.

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There’s a difference between a uniformed army and a”migrants”.

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But is there? I see no qualifier in the wording of the Constitution.