The Great Wall Of Trump

I misspoke. I think he wants a wall. But, once elected, I think that there are an infinite number of ways to stop the flow without one, and he'll most likely settle for one of the many and equally capable options, instead.

 

I would argue that the Mexican cartels represent just as much of a "clear and present danger"* as ISIS, and certainly a more immediate one.

*Remeber that phrase, if he's elected.

 

I said he threatened war. He did. He plans on forcing Mexico to comply with the wall by threatening war.

 

I'll remember it when he's impeached.

 

Has the John Oliver piece been posted yet?

 

Lol.

 

I didn't know anyone was still watching him.

 

I think his ratings are quite good. His take down of the wall was pretty good.

[video=youtube;vU8dCYocuyI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU8dCYocuyI[/video]

 

I do. It's a great show.

 

I think his ratings are actually down, as of late, at least in comparison to what they used to be.

I hope the show doesn't turn into one big anti-Trump fest. He's thrown a jab at Hilary here and there as well, but I wouldn't mind seeing a main story focused on her and the FBI investigation.

 

Hard to argue with breakfast.


But seriously, what is conservative about billions on a wall that will require billions more in maintenance that can only be built by using imminent domain on thousands of square miles?

 

Trump's a conservative now?

 

It's cheaper than paying for the people.

 

Infinitely.

 

Why not?

I'm not sure there is a more fluid political or ideological tag out there.

 

I find that to be an extraordinary claim. Last time someone made it, I showed that their data actually demonstrated a net gain from them.

 

The majority of voters going for him are. I don't think he really has an underlying ideology.

 

no you didn't

 

However expensive the wall, or arduous its maintenance, it will eventually have a finite cost.

 

And you were wrong then.