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I assume this has to do with keeping an electric fence at the border?
I'm not sure why ensuring that people don't come here illegaly is suddenly A Bad Thing(TM).
I can agree with that latter clause--I know politicians make promises they don't intend to keep or can't, but his human rights track record is an exception even by those terms. But the opposite party in Congress has repeatedly stated their number one goal is making sure he's a one term president. So 1) that's quite an uphill battle and 2) considering all that said opposite party has done, voting out of spite seems as good a reason as any.
The bit about avoiding foreign entanglements would have been good to keep in mind too.
I simply judge which party is more likely to result in legislation and governance of the sort that I prefer.
Let's see:
* climate change: While there isn't much agreement on what to do about it, Democrats generally agree that anthropogenic climate change is happening. Republicans...well, a damn lot of them don't even agree that it's happening, or anthropogenic, and are not even interested in a discussion about solutions.
* economy: Democrats on par seem to demonstrate an understanding that you need demand for an economy to work. As for Republicans, well, I can't say I'm sure they don't understand it, but they don't demonstrate that understanding very well; instead, the ones that are in the House at least seem to be more interested in politicking and agenda-pushing, and constantly talk about how taxes are killing businesses and jobs, without mentioning how lack of demand is killing businesses and jobs.
...yeah, unless there's major suck in the Democratic candidate for a given position, I'm voting for the Democrat. YMMV.
So they can completely destroy America, and thereby ensure that we will never vote for a Repub again.
*cough* Reagan *cough*
To be honest, I used to entertain such a notion in regards to Ron Paul and whatever stooge US libertarians were supporting, but then I remembered confirmation bias.
^ Yep.
Force a civil war?
Fuck wrong account
=/
So there was this one time during a National Restaurant Association conference, after a whole day's worth of events, she went back to her hotel room. She undressed and then got into the shower. All this time, though, Cain was hiding behind her bed, beneath the covers.
After she got into the shower stall, she obliviously showered for about five minutes, singing to herself, until Cain opened the bathroom door, which she'd left unlocked because she was the only one staying in the room.
She heard this, and started to panic. Why the heck was there someone trying to get into her shower stall? A rapist? The police? Who?
Then Cain pulled opened the door to her shower stall. She outright SCREAMED. Then both of them got on the floor, and everybody walked the dinosaur.