I think part of the conflict here between the parties is a sense, okay, is this open borders, anybody can come that wants to come and have to be received and give them resources, or, you know, what do we really do in terms of cases where, you know, people are legitimately--they're coming for economic opportunities as opposed to asylum?
Discussing the conflict over immigration policies and economic opportunities vs. asylum seekers.
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I sort of find it comical that there is a faux outrage about the spending cuts.
We do not want the American people to have to pay more of their hard-earned money to be able to support the government that we have.
It is really up to us to embrace it or not embrace it, and as history has shown, we typically do not embrace reductions in spending.
I think this is an important time in the history of our country, that we do not allow any political party to weaponize any form of our government against their adversary.
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