Canada2017 said:
Got to keep in mind......some people just don't really care about spending billions on illegals.
Don't care if thousands of our citizens are murdered or killed by drunk driving illegals .
Don't care if drugs continue to kill thousands of our neighbors.
Such folks either feel 'immune ' to the risks, their lives suck to the point that they don't give a ****, or have personal 'connections ' that sway their judgement .
Vaguely know a realitively weathy landowner outside of Fort Hancock. He's about 70 years old but his latest wife is a very cute and sweet Mexican gal about 35 years old.
Havent asked....but I'd bet money he is dead set against any wall !
I thought you said all the landowners near the border were for the wall? Maybe I have you confused with another guy on here that owns land on the border and speaks of the browning of America.
Speaking of betting, have you seen the results of the best placed on how many lies Pres. Trump would tell in his 8 minute speech? The over and under was 3.5 and the money was 1 to 9.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/president-trumps-truthiness-makes-history-as-betting-site-pays-out-bigly-2019-01-09Donald Trump's loose grip on the truth just cost one gambling site dearly.
Before the president's address on border security Tuesday night, Bookmaker.eu put the over/under on the number of lies he'd spew at 3.5. For bettors, it was a no-brainer, as hundreds of thousands of dollars loaded up on the over.
In fact, Bookmaker odds consultant John Lester told MarketWatch that the site has never seen such a lopsided response from its customers.
"Never in our 30-year history have we been this one-sided (9 to 1) on a wager," he said. "You would have to go back to the early Mike Tyson fights (pre-Buster Douglas) to find a wager with comparable one-sided demand."
Lester explained that no matter how much he adjusted the odds, hardly anybody seemed interested in taking the under. Smart move, considering
the Washington Post found that there were at least six false statements during the address.
"We knew the President would be prone to exaggeration to support his need for Democratic support to fund his wall," Lester said. "However, we hoped the 8-minute time constraint coupled with the unlikelihood of the President going off-script would keep the total number of false statements low."
Nope.