Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

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Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
We’re not buying you’re bull-shit for sure.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
We’re not buying you’re bull-shit for sure.
Like a sleazy car salemans he pitches his crap daily while pushing a lemon narrative.

No rderp...
I buy nothing unseen, including your views. The narrative that you accuse others of buying into a wall that has no design, yet can claim with pure certainty that the unseen, undesigned wall won't work is pure hilarity.
What are you guys selling?
Robot dogs...
No Wall Needed: Pelosi's Brilliant Plan to Use 'Robot Dogs' to Secure the Border - The Shad Olson Show
 
I would and I have bought w/o starting or driving it. I trust the Experts as I would trust the Border patrol request before trusting Congress.

A.) pay a lot of Tax dollars for NTSB and other assorted consumer protection agencies.
B.) many duplicate state agencies ensure no lemon.
C.) 36K warranty. What is the worry?

Take it back if it fails early.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Really my first car was a honda my step dad gave me my bext was a bmw i go used in 1999 i have pursched a used harley sporster for my self and last year paid cash for a new toyota.
I have also go several new and used cars and vans for my business . I looked at them all before buying. So your either lying or are a moron .
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Really my first car was a honda my step dad gave me my bext was a bmw i go used in 1999 i have pursched a used harley sporster for my self and last year paid cash for a new toyota.
I have also go several new and used cars and vans for my business . I looked at them all before buying. So your either lying or are a moron .


I tend to think your a moron
 
That doesn't even makes sense. Are you concerned about the ground or the construction material of the wall? And when has a Democrat ever been concerned about governmental budget creep? Any ideas how much LBJ's 'Great Society' assistance programs have exceeded original estimates? Look it up, and make sure you are sitting down when you do.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.
I always kinda figured you for a used car salesman.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.
There is a good supply of eggshells residing under your ball cap.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.
Actually, it will SAVE us billions, possibly as much as 1.3 Trillion dollars over the first decade after it is built.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.
Now you're just making shit up. They've already estimated and priced out the steel cost as being about 2.5 billion dollars. The rest is all labor. So we spend 20 billion tops to save about 135 billion a year. Let's assume that estimate by FAIR is SIX HUNDRED PERCENT HIGH. We still save money.

BUT WHILE YOU SCREAM LIKE A LITTLE GIRL WITH HER PANTIES IN A KNOT OVER THAT, LET'S EXAMINE SOME OF THE THINGS YOU'RE TOTALLY GOOD WITH:

  • Washington spends $25 billion annually maintaining unused or vacant federal properties.
  • Government auditors spent the past five years examining all federal programs and found that 22 percent of them -- costing taxpayers a total of $123 billion annually -- fail to show any positive impact on the populations they serve.
  • The Congressional Budget Office published a "Budget Options" series identifying more than $100 billion in potential spending cuts.
  • Washington will spend $2.6 million training Chinese prostitutes to drink more responsibly on the job.
  • A GAO audit classified nearly half of all purchases on government credit cards as improper, fraudulent, or embezzled. Examples of taxpayer-funded purchases include gambling, mortgage payments, liquor, lingerie, iPods, Xboxes, jewelry, Internet dating services, and Hawaiian vacations. In one extraordinary example, the Postal Service spent $13,500 on one dinner at a Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, including "over 200 appetizers and over $3,000 of alcohol, including more than 40 bottles of wine costing more than $50 each and brand-name liquor such as Courvoisier, Belvedere and Johnny Walker Gold." The 81 guests consumed an average of $167 worth of food and drink apiece.
  • Federal agencies are delinquent on nearly 20 percent of employee travel charge cards, costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission spent $3.9 million rearranging desks and offices at its Washington, D.C., headquarters.
  • The Pentagon recently spent $998,798 shipping two 19-cent washers from South Carolina to Texas and $293,451 sending an 89-cent washer from South Carolina to Florida.
  • Over half of all farm subsidies go to commercial farms, which report average household incomes of $200,000.
  • Health care fraud is estimated to cost taxpayers more than $60 billion annually.
  • A GAO audit found that 95 Pentagon weapons systems suffered from a combined $295 billion in cost overruns.
  • Washington will spend $126 million in 2009 to enhance the Kennedy family legacy in Massachusetts. Additionally, Senator John Kerry (D-MA) diverted $20 million from the 2010 defense budget to subsidize a new Edward M. Kennedy Institute.
  • Despite trillion-dollar deficits, last year's 10,160 earmarks included $200,000 for a tattoo removal program in Mission Hills, California; $190,000 for the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming; and $75,000 for the Totally Teen Zone in Albany, Georgia.
  • The federal government owns more than 50,000 vacant homes.
  • The Federal Communications Commission spent $350,000 to sponsor NASCAR driver David Gilliland.
  • Members of Congress have spent hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars supplying their offices with popcorn machines, plasma televisions, DVD equipment, ionic air fresheners, camcorders, and signature machines -- plus $24,730 leasing a Lexus, $1,434 on a digital camera, and $84,000 on personalized calendars.
  • More than $13 billion in Iraq aid has been classified as wasted or stolen. Another $7.8 billion cannot be accounted for.
  • Fraud related to Hurricane Katrina spending is estimated to top $2 billion. In addition, debit cards provided to hurricane victims were used to pay for Caribbean vacations, NFL tickets, Dom Perignon champagne, "Girls Gone Wild" videos, and at least one sex change operation.
  • Auditors discovered that 900,000 of the 2.5 million recipients of emergency Katrina assistance provided false names, addresses, or Social Security numbers or submitted multiple applications.
  • Congress recently gave Alaska Airlines $500,000 to paint a Chinook salmon on a Boeing 737.
  • The Transportation Department will subsidize up to $2,000 per flight for direct flights between Washington, D.C., and the small hometown of Congressman Hal Rogers (R-KY) -- but only on Monday mornings and Friday evenings, when lawmakers, staff, and lobbyists usually fly. Rogers is a member of the Appropriations Committee, which writes the Transportation Department's budget.
  • Washington has spent $3 billion re-sanding beaches -- even as this new sand washes back into the ocean.
  • A Department of Agriculture report concedes that much of the $2.5 billion in "stimulus" funding for broadband Internet will be wasted.
  • The Defense Department wasted $100 million on unused flight tickets and never bothered to collect refunds even though the tickets were refundable.
  • Washington spends $60,000 per hour shooting Air Force One photo-ops in front of national landmarks.
  • Over one recent 18-month period, Air Force and Navy personnel used government-funded credit cards to charge at least $102,400 on admission to entertainment events, $48,250 on gambling, $69,300 on cruises, and $73,950 on exotic dance clubs and prostitutes.
  • Congress has ignored efficiency recommendations from the Department of Health and Human Services that would save $9 billion annually.
  • Taxpayers are funding paintings of high-ranking government officials at a cost of up to $50,000 apiece.
  • The state of Washington sent $1 food stamp checks to 250,000 households in order to raise state caseload figures and trigger $43 million in additional federal funds.
  • Congress appropriated $20 million for "commemoration of success" celebrations related to Iraq and Afghanistan.
  • Homeland Security employee purchases include 63-inch plasma TVs, iPods, and $230 for a beer brewing kit.
  • Two drafting errors in the 2005 Deficit Reduction Act resulted in a $2 billion taxpayer cost.
  • North Ridgeville, Ohio, received $800,000 in "stimulus" funds for a project that its mayor described as "a long way from the top priority."
  • The National Institutes of Health spends $1.3 million per month to rent a lab that it cannot use.
  • Congress recently spent $2.4 billion on 10 new jets that the Pentagon insists it does not need and will not use.
  • Lawmakers diverted $13 million from Hurricane Katrina relief spending to build a museum celebrating the Army Corps of Engineers -- the agency partially responsible for the failed levees that flooded New Orleans.
  • Medicare officials recently mailed $50 million in erroneous refunds to 230,000 Medicare recipients.
  • Audits showed $34 billion worth of Department of Homeland Security contracts contained significant waste, fraud, and abuse.
  • Washington recently spent $1.8 million to help build a private golf course in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Congressional investigators were able to receive $55,000 in federal student loan funding for a fictional college they created to test the Department of Education.
  • The Conservation Reserve program pays farmers $2 billion annually not to farm their land.
  • The Commerce Department has lost 1,137 computers since 2001, many containing Americans' personal data.
50 Examples of Government Waste

YEP. And what is the Shtickle Deantard and his bitch Nancy Drew railing up in arms about holding a million families hostage as being "immoral and a waste of money"? For Donald Trump to judiciously spend a mere 5 to 20 billion repairing and upgrading about 2000 miles of fence enforcing federal law and national security into something much more substantive and effective THAT IS ALREADY THERE along with completing missing sections still needed.


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:1peleas:
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
The wall will cost about 2t billion total and of course yearly mataince . thats a fraction of the yearly cost of illegals and drugs lost productivity. Prision and deportation cost etc which easly cost 300 billion .
So if you .Consider just a 5 percent savings in 2 years it pays for its self .

No one knows how big a reduction in illegals and drugs would be saved ..but 15 billion a year is modest a very low ball number at best 5 percent . im gurssing 10 to 15 percent would be closer .
Expecially as the wall woyld reduce illegals and smuggling as it was modified and high tec prevention procedures were improved.
 
yimproved.yes democrats think 2.6 million spent on training chinese hookers to drink more responsible while on tge job is money well spent along with 12 million and how great apes react while injecting cocaine cocaine while on their menstrual cycle are far more important them preventing illegal aliens from entering the usa
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Some on the right have always known that there’d be no unbroken, contiguous ‘wall’ of concrete or steel from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.

But like Trump they’re too stupid, arrogant, and dishonest to admit that fact.

Instead they adhere blindly to Trump’s rhetoric of a ‘wall’ of fear, ignorance, bigotry, and hate.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Some on the right have always known that there’d be no unbroken, contiguous ‘wall’ of concrete or steel from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.

But like Trump they’re too stupid, arrogant, and dishonest to admit that fact.

Instead they adhere blindly to Trump’s rhetoric of a ‘wall’ of fear, ignorance, bigotry, and hate.
Wall of fear lol your a moro. Walls keep people i. Or out thst have nothong to do with hate or skin color
 
Some on the right have always known that there’d be no unbroken, contiguous ‘wall’ of concrete or steel from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.
But like Trump they’re too stupid, arrogant, and dishonest to admit that fact.

Hey Moron, Trump has said since day one about 1,003 times that we don't need a contiguous wall and couldn't build one if we wanted too! He just repeated that fact the other day on TV when he reopened government! Do yourself a favor, wipe the spittle off your face, quit stereotyping things and next time try talking about something you know at least 1% about.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Some on the right have always known that there’d be no unbroken, contiguous ‘wall’ of concrete or steel from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.

But like Trump they’re too stupid, arrogant, and dishonest to admit that fact.

Instead they adhere blindly to Trump’s rhetoric of a ‘wall’ of fear, ignorance, bigotry, and hate.
Oh look it’s CJ doing a drive by. pew pew pew
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
Some on the right have always known that there’d be no unbroken, contiguous ‘wall’ of concrete or steel from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.

But like Trump they’re too stupid, arrogant, and dishonest to admit that fact.

Instead they adhere blindly to Trump’s rhetoric of a ‘wall’ of fear, ignorance, bigotry, and hate.
Oh look it’s CJ doing a drive by. pew pew pew
But strangely avoids the call out at the Bull Ring.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
The wall will cost about 2t billion total and of course yearly mataince . thats a fraction of the yearly cost of illegals and drugs lost productivity. Prision and deportation cost etc which easly cost 300 billion .
So if you .Consider just a 5 percent savings in 2 years it pays for its self .

No one knows how big a reduction in illegals and drugs would be saved ..but 15 billion a year is modest a very low ball number at best 5 percent . im gurssing 10 to 15 percent would be closer .
Expecially as the wall woyld reduce illegals and smuggling as it was modified and high tec prevention procedures were improved.
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That's a tunnel running under one of those walls.

OK right wingers, you can stop reading because I'm going to talk about something you don't understand.

Border security doesn't need just walls, they need more border agents who have the proper training, weapons, body armor if needed, sensors, drones,

OK, Republicans can go back to what they consider reasoned discussion. It was repetitive, but it is somewhat entertaining.
 
Would you buy a car without having seen it first? Republicans would.

Republicans haven’t seen the ground where the wall will be built.

They don’t know if it’s made out of steel slats or cement or fairy dust or eggshells or barbed wire.

All they know is “wall“. And they’re willing to spend billions on it.

Even Republicans know the down payment would be at least a couple of billion and that the wall would end up costing 50 60 70 billion or more.

So what is it they actually think they’re buying?
The wall will cost about 2t billion total and of course yearly mataince . thats a fraction of the yearly cost of illegals and drugs lost productivity. Prision and deportation cost etc which easly cost 300 billion .
So if you .Consider just a 5 percent savings in 2 years it pays for its self .

No one knows how big a reduction in illegals and drugs would be saved ..but 15 billion a year is modest a very low ball number at best 5 percent . im gurssing 10 to 15 percent would be closer .
Expecially as the wall woyld reduce illegals and smuggling as it was modified and high tec prevention procedures were improved.
DxpOUz_WsAArrUU.jpg


That's a tunnel running under one of those walls.

OK right wingers, you can stop reading because I'm going to talk about something you don't understand.

Border security doesn't need just walls, they need more border agents who have the proper training, weapons, body armor if needed, sensors, drones,

OK, Republicans can go back to what they consider reasoned discussion. It was repetitive, but it is somewhat entertaining.
No kidding moe. I never would of guessed.your so smart i bet you even cook your meat before you eat it
 

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