10-10-2018, 11:17 PM
Meanwhile, though Trump has managed to maintain (and likely improved upon) the positive economic trends inherited from Obama, the Republicans under Trump have increased the national deficit by more than any other administration/party in a two year period and the sting from trade war tariffs is hitting the Midwest.
I read tonight that the Republicans are going to try to use immigration to gin up enthusiasm. The Republican House is expected to draft a bill for over $20 billion to 'build that wall" this week.
While there is no chance there's even enough Republican support for it to get passed, the Republican strategists plan to use it in ad messaging in hopes that it will drive the base to the polls. https://thehill.com/homenews/house/41072...order-wall
I read tonight that the Republicans are going to try to use immigration to gin up enthusiasm. The Republican House is expected to draft a bill for over $20 billion to 'build that wall" this week.
While there is no chance there's even enough Republican support for it to get passed, the Republican strategists plan to use it in ad messaging in hopes that it will drive the base to the polls. https://thehill.com/homenews/house/41072...order-wall