So only the lowest of the low want border security? What an idiotic post by you. And completely inaccurate
No, we all want border security. The low IQ among us demand Trump's wall. They are not the same thing.
Bullshit. Nothing to do with the post I responded to and the border agents do want a wall. I will gladly compare resumes with you and we'll see who has the "low IQ".
Somebody's a tad defensive about his IQ. I hope this isn't like Donnie's defensiveness about his hand size.
Don the Con's "Great Wall of Trump" is not the same thing the border agents are asking for...which is why I stand by my statement that only those with low IQ want
Trump's Wall.
#1) Not defensive. You made a definitive statement. Back it up.
#2) Bullshit. They are asking for a wall an Trump wants to provide exactly what they are asking for.
#3) Your TDS is off the charts.
Lastly, forget Trump. I support better security at the southern border. I think what we have now is terrible. Do you agree with me? Yes or No?
Let's see if you can answer a simple question with your supposedly high IQ.
Saying those that support Trump's Wall are low IQ is not saying those that don't have high...just higher
You've been conned.
Trump’s Evolving Words on the Wall
June 25, 2015
“You don’t need a wall for the entire piece because we have wonderful people, Border Patrol people, that can do the job. But you do need walls in certain sections, without question.” —
Interview with CNN
Aug. 25, 2015
Reporter: How are you going to build a 1,900-mile wall?
Trump: Very easy. I’m a builder. That’s easy. I build buildings that are — can I tell you what’s more complicated? What’s more complicated is building a building that’s 95 stories tall. O.K.?
Oct. 28, 2015
“As far as the wall is concerned, we’re going to build a wall. We’re going to create a border. We’re going to let people in, but they’re going to come in legally. They’re going to come in legally. And it’s something that can be done, and I get questioned about that. They built the Great Wall of China. That’s 13,000 miles. Here, we actually need 1,000 because we have natural barriers. So we need 1,000.” —
Republican presidential debate
Dec. 2, 2015
“In our case, we need really 1,000 miles. It’s 2,000 miles, but some is natural borders, natural barriers which are pretty good, not as good as the wall but pretty good; you know what, let’s use it.” —
Campaign rally in Manassas, Va.
Aug. 8, 2016
“It’s 2,000 miles, but we need 1,000; you have natural barriers. We need 1,000 miles.” —
Campaign rally in Ashburn, Va.
Nov. 2, 2017
“You have 2,000 miles. You have mountains, you have rivers, you have things that you don’t put the wall in, you don’t need them.” —
Interview with Fox News
Jan. 11, 2018
Mr. Trump: So the wall. The wall’s never meant to be 2,100 miles long. We have mountains that are far better than a wall. We have violent rivers that nobody goes near. ...
You don’t need a wall where you have a natural barrier that’s far greater than any wall you could build, O.K.?
Jan. 16, 2016
“China built a wall that’s 13,000 miles long 2,000 years ago. My ambition is for ours to be much higher.” —
Speech in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The height of the Great Wall of China
averages 20 to 23 feet. Its tallest point is 46 feet.
Feb. 9, 2016
“I’m talking about precasts going up probably 35 to 40 feet up in the air. That’s high. That’s a real wall.” —
Interview on MSNBC
Feb. 12, 2016
“The wall just got 10 feet higher.” —
Speech in Tampa, Fla., after the former Mexican president said Mexico would not pay for it.
March 3, 2016
“But — and I used an example. And this isn’t necessarily what was said, but whatever was said, the wall’s 50 feet high. Is it going to be 45 feet or 40 feet? That could very well be. That could very well — he wants it to be higher.” —
Republican presidential debate
President Trump delivers a speech in Abingdon, Va.
Credit
March 30, 2016
Reporter: How high is this wall going to be lately? How high is it —
Mr. Trump: I think a good 35 feet. It’s getting higher all the time.
Jan. 11, 2018
“If you have a wall this thick and it’s solid concrete from ground to 32 feet high, which is a high wall, much higher than people planned. You go 32 feet up and you don’t know who’s over here. You’re here, you’ve got the wall and there’s some other people here.” —
Interview with The Wall Street Journal