From the "Kill 2 Birds With 1 Stone Dept..."

[candycorn]

As we move forward, it's painfully clear that most of Trump's vocal supporters here have not read his plan for Immigration. Aside from tripling the number of DHS agents (aka the "jack booted thugs" the NRA warned you about), an onerous hike in costs of compliance for small and large businesses, and generally doing away with the Constitution that gets in the way....

The Donald profoundly writes in his blockbuster Immigration plan about Marco Rubio...

Donald Trump's newly released immigration policy includes not one but two mentions of rival Marco Rubio. And they're not complimentary.

In its second sentence, Trump's plan derides "the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill" -- the bipartisan Senate legislation that Rubio wrote in 2013 along with seven other senators -- as "nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties."

Later, Trump hit Rubio over his support for legislation that would increase the number of H1B visas, a top goal for software giants in Silicon Valley to attract skilled foreign workers.
"Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote, referring to Facebook's chief executive.

When Trump eventially flames out, It will be great fun to point out to those who may switch alliances to a Rubio ticket that they were 180 degrees in opposition to Mr. Rubio's plans in August 2015.

 

[OKTexas]

As we move forward, it's painfully clear that most of Trump's vocal supporters here have not read his plan for Immigration. Aside from tripling the number of DHS agents (aka the "jack booted thugs" the NRA warned you about), an onerous hike in costs of compliance for small and large businesses, and generally doing away with the Constitution that gets in the way....

The Donald profoundly writes in his blockbuster Immigration plan about Marco Rubio...

Donald Trump's newly released immigration policy includes not one but two mentions of rival Marco Rubio. And they're not complimentary.

In its second sentence, Trump's plan derides "the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill" -- the bipartisan Senate legislation that Rubio wrote in 2013 along with seven other senators -- as "nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties."

Later, Trump hit Rubio over his support for legislation that would increase the number of H1B visas, a top goal for software giants in Silicon Valley to attract skilled foreign workers.
"Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote, referring to Facebook's chief executive.

When Trump eventially flames out, It will be great fun to point out to those who may switch alliances to a Rubio ticket that they were 180 degrees in opposition to Mr. Rubio's plans in August 2015.

Really, what part of the Constitution is he doing away with?

 

[candycorn]

As we move forward, it's painfully clear that most of Trump's vocal supporters here have not read his plan for Immigration. Aside from tripling the number of DHS agents (aka the "jack booted thugs" the NRA warned you about), an onerous hike in costs of compliance for small and large businesses, and generally doing away with the Constitution that gets in the way....

The Donald profoundly writes in his blockbuster Immigration plan about Marco Rubio...

Donald Trump's newly released immigration policy includes not one but two mentions of rival Marco Rubio. And they're not complimentary.

In its second sentence, Trump's plan derides "the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill" -- the bipartisan Senate legislation that Rubio wrote in 2013 along with seven other senators -- as "nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties."

Later, Trump hit Rubio over his support for legislation that would increase the number of H1B visas, a top goal for software giants in Silicon Valley to attract skilled foreign workers.
"Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote, referring to Facebook's chief executive.

When Trump eventially flames out, It will be great fun to point out to those who may switch alliances to a Rubio ticket that they were 180 degrees in opposition to Mr. Rubio's plans in August 2015.

Really, what part of the Constitution is he doing away with?

The 14th Amendment (aka) the only thing that allows you to stay in this nation.

 

[OKTexas]

As we move forward, it's painfully clear that most of Trump's vocal supporters here have not read his plan for Immigration. Aside from tripling the number of DHS agents (aka the "jack booted thugs" the NRA warned you about), an onerous hike in costs of compliance for small and large businesses, and generally doing away with the Constitution that gets in the way....

The Donald profoundly writes in his blockbuster Immigration plan about Marco Rubio...

Donald Trump's newly released immigration policy includes not one but two mentions of rival Marco Rubio. And they're not complimentary.

In its second sentence, Trump's plan derides "the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill" -- the bipartisan Senate legislation that Rubio wrote in 2013 along with seven other senators -- as "nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties."

Later, Trump hit Rubio over his support for legislation that would increase the number of H1B visas, a top goal for software giants in Silicon Valley to attract skilled foreign workers.
"Mark Zuckerberg's personal Senator, Marco Rubio, has a bill to triple H-1Bs that would decimate women and minorities," Trump wrote, referring to Facebook's chief executive.

When Trump eventially flames out, It will be great fun to point out to those who may switch alliances to a Rubio ticket that they were 180 degrees in opposition to Mr. Rubio's plans in August 2015.

Really, what part of the Constitution is he doing away with?

The 14th Amendment (aka) the only thing that allows you to stay in this nation.

Funny, no funny and wrong. Care to try again or is that pathetic response all you got.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

'In its second sentence, Trump's plan derides "the Schumer-Rubio immigration bill" -- the bipartisan Senate legislation that Rubio wrote in 2013 along with seven other senators -- as "nothing more than a giveaway to the corporate patrons who run both parties." '

This illustrates the naïve, sophomoric, and limited understanding of American politics and responsible governance of Trump, his supporters, and most others on the right.

This also represents their lack of understanding of how our Constitutional Republic works, the nature of representative democracy, and a republican form of government.

It's this ignorance of the American political process that should be of concern, not 'corporate patrons' or 'illegal aliens.'