Who pays when their housing allotment runs out? This has changed Florida to a Blue state.
1 posted on
12/19/2017 1:34:31 PM PST by
WeWaWes
To: WeWaWes
Good Lord.
You didn't see this kind of stuff in Houston or Naples after their hurricane.
2 posted on
12/19/2017 1:35:12 PM PST by
KC_Lion
(If you want on First Lady Melania's, Ivanka Trump's or Sarah Palin's Ping Lists, just let me know.)
To: WeWaWes
I would think it difficult for them to fix their Puerto Rican houses whilst they lay-about, with taxpayer support, in Florida.
4 posted on
12/19/2017 1:37:23 PM PST by
House Atreides
(BOYCOTT the NFL, its products and players 100% - PERMANENTLY)
To: WeWaWes
Let’s help them rebuild their homes IN PUERTO RICO!
To: WeWaWes
Lets see here. How do we solve this problem??
1. Millions of dollars per PR to integrate them to the Florida.
2. A $500 plane ticket back to the Island for each person.
Gee. What to do? What to do?
To: WeWaWes
The GOP better recognize how huge this is.
It's very hugh and series.
7 posted on
12/19/2017 1:40:01 PM PST by
NELSON111
To: WeWaWes
People from Puerto Rico are United States citizens.
They can stay in Florida if they want to - and they should be treated exactly the same as any other U.S. citizen who moves to Florida from outside the state.
9 posted on
12/19/2017 1:45:44 PM PST by
WayneS
(An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last. - Winston Churchill)
To: JulieRNR21; kinganamort; katherineisgreat; floriduh voter; summer; Goldwater Girl; windchime; ...
Interesting. I live here and this is the first I have heard of 200K people being brought here from Puerto Rico due to the recent hurricanes.
Florida Freeper
10 posted on
12/19/2017 1:46:45 PM PST by
Joe Brower
( Les deplorables sont victorieux!)
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