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It’s 100 percent legit to point out that leaders here who freak out about Ukraine’s security are unwilling to address ours. That's an argument for supporting the wall, not for refusing to aid Ukraine. Aiding Ukraine does not prevent us from securing the border, and you know that.

And what leaders are you talking about? Dems, sure. But Crenshaw voted for the wall, so how is he or any other Republican who supported both the Wall and Ukraine at fault for it not being built?

The problem is the unwillingness.of this particular Administration to build the wall, period. It has nothing to do with a lack of money.

And what leaders are you talking about? Dems, sure. But Crenshaw voted for the wall, so how is he or any other Republican who supported both the Wall and Ukraine at fault for it not being built?

The problem is the unwillingness.of this particular Administration to build the wall, period. It has nothing to do with a lack of money.

You seem to have a very selective memory that you turn-on/turn-off whenever it suits your position on an argument.

Apparently you forgot how President Trump had move money around in the military budget because he could not get the GOP, who were in the majority at the time, to support providing him with a measly 5 billion.

Pointing out Crenshaw's vote, however many times on this subject he voted with President Trump, without acknowledging the fact that a large number of GOP members, both House and Senate, refused to back President Trump on his effort to build the wall is disingenuous on your part!

So get back to us when the GOP stands up in solidarity for truly building the wall, stopping amnesty, funding things that are truly necessary for the security of the U.S. (which funding the fake Globalist war in Ukraine never was).

How about refusing to vote for this bill unless it included US border protections at least at 25% of the amount sent to the oligarchs who will loot this $40 Billion? You know, use leverage to get something beneficial for his ACTUAL CONSTITUENTS.