If he loses at the Supreme Court then it will forever establish the precedent that the President can’t move money around in the budget. The Dems favorite ploy will no longer work.
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If the nation is sufficiently flooded with people that don’t give a damn about it, neither Trump nor the rest of us win. Indeed, no one in the world wins, save a few short-sighted power hungry SOBs.
If so, it is a Pyrrhic victory.
When DJT leaves office we will still be overrun by illegals who will destroy the country and ensure permanent rule by despotic liberals.
It is not victory just to place blame where it belongs when you still lose the war.
Trump wins … all ties.
My guess is John Roberts is already checking with Obama on how he should vote.
Trump should begin systematically placing the most dangerous of these new refugees into areas inhabited by the most powerful democrat politicians and its wealthiest donors. FedGov should acquire homes in wealthy leftist northeastern seaside communities, and convert them to group housing for dangerous refugees. Until tragedy befalls the personal lives of these democrats, they are elated to bring in dangerous future voters who will prey upon America’s poorest and hardest to employ. Many powerful democrat family lives must be sacrificed as a direct consequence of the actions taken by democrat politicians, before anything will improve.
Had the President NOT signed the law and instead, acknowledging that Congress voted a veto-proof majority but that in good conscience he could not sign it and it was all the doing of Congress, then he would win.
Now, when they come thru Mexico, by the hundreds of thousands and invade the border, all they’re going to say is that he signed the bill and he’s responsible.
He can’t put a wall up fast enough to stop what is on the way. I don’t care if Superman is building it at the speed of sound. They’re going to come from all over the world. And since they let the world know that you cannot be deported if you have a kid with you, WE ARE DONE!!!!
I have no faith in the SC to make any kind of Constitutional decision. Like the rest of the Federal government it is so damn full of communists that America is finished. And look at the voters, most pure ignorant.
Trump will win... and next year, Americans will win with a Trump win...
>>Safeguarding America’s security—and American lives—should be paramount and non-negotiable<<
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That seems a logical conclusion but logic and American political thinking went out the window some time ago. Just wait till they elect the next BHO.
President Trump’s Proclamation of a National Emergency on the Southern Border has ensured that the consequences of the illegal entry of drugs, criminals and foreigners through that porous border will now be owned by the Congress and not the President—guaranteeing him certain victory in the 2020 Presidential elections.
The rush to test the legal validity of Trump’s Proclamation in the Courts was clearly in Trump’s mind even before he had signed the final papers:
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“So the order is signed. And I’ll sign the final papers as soon as I get into the Oval Office. And we will have a national emergency, and then we will then be sued, and they will sue us in the Ninth Circuit, even though it shouldn’t be there. And we will possibly get a bad ruling, and then we’ll get another bad ruling. And then we’ll end up in the Supreme Court, and hopefully we’ll get a fair shake.”
Trump’s readiness to go the whole distance to the Supreme Court - doing what he personally can to resolve what he clearly perceives to be the ”National Security and Humanitarian Crisis on our Southern Border”—signals huge political problems for the Democrats.
Trump’s use of the words “our Southern Border” is very instructive and should be noted very carefully by the Democrats - heading a queue of eager litigants who cannot wait to get Trump into Court and hand him the thrashing of all thrashings in the confident expectation their interpretation of the law will triumph over that of Trump’s legal team.
Each:
cache of drugs now discovered at an unfenced spot in the porous border,
murder, assault, traffic incident resulting in death or serious injury or robbery in an American home - caused by an entrant into America other than through an authorised point of entry (unlawful entrants) and
death by drug overdose
will be sheeted home to the Democrats in a torrent of Trump Tweets using blunt and unforgiving terms for which Trump has become renowned.
Each new caravan arriving at the Southern border will be another nail in the Democrats’ coffin.
These incidents will be duly reported in detail on Fox News 24 hours a day—and they will be very hard to be ignored by what Trump calls the “fake news”.
Angel Moms and Dads sitting front row at Trump’s press conference - will be frontline in this long battle—as Trump told the large gathering of media representatives:
“I have such respect for these people. Angel Moms, Angel Dads, Angel Families. I have great respect for these people. These are great people. These are great people. They’re fighting for their children that have been killed by people that were illegally in this country.
And the press doesn’t cover them; they don’t want to, incredibly. And they’re not treated the way they should be. They’re fighting for other people because they don’t want what happened to their children or husband or anybody.”
Whether Trump gets a fair shake or not in the Courts—he can only end up a winner in the voters’ minds when the final decision of the Supreme Court is issued.
If Trump wins—his position will have been vindicated—and Congress will wear the odium of the consequences of a porous Southern border during the unedifying fight through the Courts.
If Trump loses—Congress will still bear the odium of those consequences and any future consequences of failing to close that border.
Further negotiations between Trump and Congress are urgently needed to end Congress’s looming disaster. Safeguarding America’s security—and American lives—should be paramount and non-negotiable.
