Pelosi and Schumer keep digging their hole

[Emjay]

By pre-emptively rejecting President Trump's reasonable plan, Democrats have proven they do not really care about:

(a) the 800,000 government workers not getting paychecks that they’ve been whining about, and
(b) the million DACA recipients.

They have also shown they have no willingness to work with the President to end this shutdown. He didn’t even have to play them; in their vile hatred and stupidity, they played themselves, and they officially own it now.

In the meantime, Latinos are increasingly rallying to the president's side, according to a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll, which notes that 50 percent of Latinos surveyed approve of the job Trump is doing, a 19-point increase from December of last year.

If this holds, it strengthens Trump's hand in negotiations and puts him in position to add Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada to his win column in 2020.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/01/pelosi_and_schumer_keep_digging_their_hole.html

[Emjay]

Interesting that polls continue to show increased support for Trump among Latino communities.

[Smokin Joe]

Interesting that polls continue to show increased support for Trump among Latino communities.

Where else do the illegals go to 'blend in'--and often bring crime/gangs/drugs with them?

Imagine being from a family that has been here for hundreds of years and being confused with some border jumper. You'd be tired of the fallout from all the illegals crap, too.

[Emjay]

Where else do the illegals go to 'blend in'--and often bring crime/gangs/drugs with them?

Imagine being from a family that has been here for hundreds of years and being confused with some border jumper. You'd be tired of the fallout from all the illegals crap, too.

Absolutely.  The illegals give the good people who came in legally a bad name.  Naturally they support Trump's effort to keep the border safe.

[Smokin Joe]

Absolutely.  The illegals give the good people who came in legally a bad name.  Naturally they support Trump's effort to keep the border safe.

Lest we forget, some of those people's ancestors were already here, before 'here' became part of the US. There are Spanish land grants that go back farther than the English or Dutch ones.