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To: JohnBrowdie

> defending DACA by insisting that e-verify is totally swell and employers massively suck is missing (or perhaps evading) the point.

Do you employee illegals? Your objections scream projection.

On DACA I’ve made the point repeatedly that fighting it is walking into a media trap which is probably why Trump isn’t doing it right away. Winning politically requires small steps in directions that most people can agree upon. The left has won in this manner for years and we need to replicate it.


130 posted on 02/21/2017 10:09:52 PM PST by RedWulf (TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP!)
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To: RedWulf

you’re changing the subject again. and, you’re practicing psychology (a decidedly liberal infested industry) without a license.

it’s a flip-flop. deal with it. maybe he’s earned it; certainly, nobody is perfect. but don’t unsult us by defending DACA by changing the subject to a bunch of sh*t that simply isn’t part of the conversation.

. . . Also, I don’t know if he would have gotten through the primaries advocating DACA, and I doubt he would have gotten the turnout he enjoyed in the general election by advocating DACA.


131 posted on 02/21/2017 10:17:55 PM PST by JohnBrowdie
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To: RedWulf

since the day he declared his candidacy, donald trump hasn’t once done anything in small steps, nor has he avoided a single fight with the media (he has done the contrary probably a hundred times), and he has endlessly decried the notion of winning politically through half measures.

I don’t know the guy you’re describing. it certainly isn’t donald trump.

why is he picking DACA to become some other person ?


132 posted on 02/21/2017 10:25:47 PM PST by JohnBrowdie
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