Everyone know it including the Democrats. As long as they pay the Main Stream Media to voice what they tell them, it will remain that way.gtownbear said:
The cities where the voter rolls are never cleaned have a large amount of cheating. Why is it always the blue cities that fight cleaning up their voter rolls? Could it be that when all the ballots are sent to voters and are then mailed in, many illegals and folks voting in more than one state get their votes through even though they are ineligible to vote? There is a great deal of cheating going on and most voters know it.
Assassin said:Everyone know it including the Democrats. As long as they pay the Main Stream Media to voice what they tell them, it will remain that way.gtownbear said:
The cities where the voter rolls are never cleaned have a large amount of cheating. Why is it always the blue cities that fight cleaning up their voter rolls? Could it be that when all the ballots are sent to voters and are then mailed in, many illegals and folks voting in more than one state get their votes through even though they are ineligible to vote? There is a great deal of cheating going on and most voters know it.
If it weren't for social media, no one would know the truth. And the USA would have Kamala Harris as POTUS and we would be going into bankruptcy as a country. Other globalist countries on the take, would pick the parts they wanted for themselves
Assassin said:
In Nov 2024, the State of Texas spent $121 million dollars for medical care for illegals. (just now on TV)
NEW: We @nypost have obtained court docs from 2018 showing
— Jennie Taer 🎗️ (@JennieSTaer) April 29, 2025
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was being accused of gang membership by his wife’s ex and the father of two of her kids.
“She is dating a gang member,” Jennifer Vasquez Sura’s ex, Edwin Trejo Ramos alleged in a petition filed in… pic.twitter.com/2Vg1gTYGUf
Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Redbrickbear said:NEW: We @nypost have obtained court docs from 2018 showing
— Jennie Taer 🎗️ (@JennieSTaer) April 29, 2025
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was being accused of gang membership by his wife’s ex and the father of two of her kids.
“She is dating a gang member,” Jennifer Vasquez Sura’s ex, Edwin Trejo Ramos alleged in a petition filed in… pic.twitter.com/2Vg1gTYGUf
Assassin said:Go for it. Show me your homeworkPorteroso said:Assassin said:Strange how you always say EXACTLY the same thing and get proven wrong over and over.Porteroso said:Assassin said:THIS SHOULD MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL!
— Charlie Kirk 🇺🇸 Commentary (@CharlieK_news) April 26, 2025
3,920,028 illegals were given Social Security and Medicaid in 4 years.
If each one of them was receiving $2k/mo that's $1,931,281,856 EVERY MONTH.
Whoever set this up needs to go to PRISON.
THEY RISKED OUR SENIOR’S LIFELINE.
That is not true. Why do you believe all these insane claims before doing any homework?
Oh I do? So you already know how ludicrous this claim is?
gtownbear said:
No with you it is always one more hearing, one more necessary piece to the due process circumstance for millions who came in illegally, and today finding out 700,000 with criminal records, many under deportation orders. The law requires that these illegals claiming asylum are required by law to be held in custody until their asylum hearings which must be held within 30 days of entry. Since Biden released them into cities, towns and communities, they were required to register with the government within 30 days, and to inform the immigration folks within 10 days of an address change or it was a criminal act.
My point is a regular American citizen does not get four or five due process chances when he or she is charged with breaking the law. No the judicial system tries us and if convicted sentences us. But these illegals have broken all of our immigration laws and then when an administration enforces the laws, they and you claim fowl and say how unfair everything is. Nonsense. They could have come in the correct way but chose to cut in line instead and now they are paying the consequences. Some of these individuals have been deported and have returned three or four times. Time to say enough is enough.
There are grounds to deport most of these millions. And in order to preserve our country that is what needs to take place.
The left didn't pick him. If you were a president making a play for dictatorial power, who would you want for your test case -- Clair Huxtable or some guy with face tattoos?gtownbear said:
Looks like the left sure picked an upstanding illegal to support. The sand is almost out of the hour glass on that hill they wish to die on.
"Reports" meaning fake news from Truth Social.historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
BusyTarpDuster2017 said:LOL. Of course it doesn't. It's not too surprising given that you argued passionately that the parents who take their kids to drag queen story hour should be blamed, but the drag queens themselves should not. And that it's racist to say that BLM was a false narrative. It's a pattern.Porteroso said:BusyTarpDuster2017 said:And please tell us that a young latin male with tattoos all over his face like this raises red flags for you in the very least, and would warrant closer attention from authorities.Porteroso said:Assassin said:"Denver dad" arrested by ICE today 💔 pic.twitter.com/YHPvVZ5Djr
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) April 25, 2025
Tell me there's more to this tweet than you wanting this guy deported for having face tatos.
I ask because based on your posting history, I'm not sure that it does.
Oh absolutely not. You mean if you see a Latin male with face tatoos you assume they need to be deported? Red flags? Needs attention from the government?
This is the reason the pendulum swings so hard lect.
And I didn't say that they should be deported simply for having face tattoos like what that guy had, I said it should raise red flags and warrant attention. Any sane, rational person would agree. You made strawman, because either you're dishonest, or you can't read or think straight, likely due to TDS. It seems to be endemic among the left and among rinos.
Sam Lowry said:"Reports" meaning fake news from Truth Social.historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
In any case, you're kind of making my point. It's not really about economics.
Assassin said:Everyone know it including the Democrats. As long as they pay the Main Stream Media to voice what they tell them, it will remain that way.gtownbear said:
The cities where the voter rolls are never cleaned have a large amount of cheating. Why is it always the blue cities that fight cleaning up their voter rolls? Could it be that when all the ballots are sent to voters and are then mailed in, many illegals and folks voting in more than one state get their votes through even though they are ineligible to vote? There is a great deal of cheating going on and most voters know it.
If it weren't for social media, no one would know the truth. And the USA would have Kamala Harris as POTUS and we would be going into bankruptcy as a country. Other globalist countries on the take, would pick the parts they wanted for themselves
That can't be right, he's a Maryland Man!Redbrickbear said:NEW: We @nypost have obtained court docs from 2018 showing
— Jennie Taer 🎗️ (@JennieSTaer) April 29, 2025
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was being accused of gang membership by his wife’s ex and the father of two of her kids.
“She is dating a gang member,” Jennifer Vasquez Sura’s ex, Edwin Trejo Ramos alleged in a petition filed in… pic.twitter.com/2Vg1gTYGUf
historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
The 2020 election comes to mind.Porteroso said:historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
Do you have any evidence of significant numbers of illegals voting?
Oldbear83 said:The 2020 election comes to mind.Porteroso said:historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
Do you have any evidence of significant numbers of illegals voting?
And you asked for evidence, not proof.
It's there. Not gonna rehash that whole thing, but it's there.Porteroso said:Oldbear83 said:The 2020 election comes to mind.Porteroso said:historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
Do you have any evidence of significant numbers of illegals voting?
And you asked for evidence, not proof.
Sorry, I meant evidence.
15-20 million magical voters. No one knows where they disappeared to. StillOldbear83 said:The 2020 election comes to mind.Porteroso said:historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
Do you have any evidence of significant numbers of illegals voting?
And you asked for evidence, not proof.
Sam Lowry said:"Reports" meaning fake news from Truth Social.historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
In any case, you're kind of making my point. It's not really about economics.
Assassin said:15-20 million magical voters. No one knows where they disappeared to. StillOldbear83 said:The 2020 election comes to mind.Porteroso said:historian said:Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
Not really. Instead more and more reports are coming out of illegal voting in 2024. It's quite possible that Trump's landslide victory was bigger than anyone realizes once one filters out all the fraudulent votes for Kamala, many by illegals with no right to vote in the US.
Do you have any evidence of significant numbers of illegals voting?
And you asked for evidence, not proof.
Sam Lowry said:Noncitizen voting is vanishingly rare, despite what Trump would have you believe.EatMoreSalmon said:They are seriously only meeting the demand by the party elites for more Democrat party voters over the last four years.Sam Lowry said:That doesn't change the economic analysis. Whether legally or not, they are meeting a demand.historian said:Sam Lowry said:What I'm saying is, strictly in terms of economics, foreign workers migrating across the border is a good thing from the Austrian point of view. It's nothing but supply and demand in action. The immigration restrictions that you favor are an example of the government messing things up.historian said:
You are looking at politics and I'm looking at economics. The Austrian School is a branch of economics, essentially capitalism iodates for modern conditions. Those other issues are irrelevant to the discussion.
Only if they come legally. You obviously have no idea what kind of immigration restrictions I favor do you should not jump to conclusions. You look foolish going so.
Again, if you have to import voters illegally to stay in power, you are not legit.
The goal is for us to be their domesticated animals, and they get to be the farmers.historian said:
I suspect that making us all paupers is the goal for at least some of the millionaires & billionaires pulling the strings of Biden & Harris.
GrowlTowel said:It was. Twice.quash said:gtownbear said:
I have seen numerous articles with factual support that state Garcia was an MS-13 gang member.
https://ijr.com/doj-releases-full-dossier-of-evidence-that-abrego-garcia-was-ms-13/
Yay. Present that in court. That's where the state gets to take advantage of due process and have their opportunity to be heard.
quash said:GrowlTowel said:It was. Twice.quash said:gtownbear said:
I have seen numerous articles with factual support that state Garcia was an MS-13 gang member.
https://ijr.com/doj-releases-full-dossier-of-evidence-that-abrego-garcia-was-ms-13/
Yay. Present that in court. That's where the state gets to take advantage of due process and have their opportunity to be heard.
It's really sad that you know that due process was not part of either of those proceedings and can still say this.
