Three questions: 1. Since Obama was universally
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Posted On: 02/22/2017 11:42:22 PM
Three questions:
1. Since Obama was universally reviled by you righties for everything he said or did and for a non fraudulent, legitimate birth certificate, why are you posting anything he said or did about implementing a border fence authorized by Bush?
2. Will Trump's wall/'fence' be any less technologically advanced, any less 'virtual', because of real terrain challenges and because of costs?
Think Obama was pulling $7B out of his ass or that Trump's costs won't be astronomically higher?
3. Will border families' property be any more at risk because of Trump's well known preference for 'eminent domain' sanctioned takeover of property?
That's actually four questions. So your 'work' is harder. LOL!
An even greater worry may be the virtual fence the Obama administration is planning for the remaining 1,300 miles of border, at an estimated cost of nearly $7 billion. The problem? The new technology to complete the virtual fence has not been proven to work in the field. This week, NOW Senior Correspondent Maria Hinojosa travels to Texas to meet border families who fear losing their property, their safety, and their way of life.
1. Since Obama was universally reviled by you righties for everything he said or did and for a non fraudulent, legitimate birth certificate, why are you posting anything he said or did about implementing a border fence authorized by Bush?
2. Will Trump's wall/'fence' be any less technologically advanced, any less 'virtual', because of real terrain challenges and because of costs?
Think Obama was pulling $7B out of his ass or that Trump's costs won't be astronomically higher?
3. Will border families' property be any more at risk because of Trump's well known preference for 'eminent domain' sanctioned takeover of property?
That's actually four questions. So your 'work' is harder. LOL!
An even greater worry may be the virtual fence the Obama administration is planning for the remaining 1,300 miles of border, at an estimated cost of nearly $7 billion. The problem? The new technology to complete the virtual fence has not been proven to work in the field. This week, NOW Senior Correspondent Maria Hinojosa travels to Texas to meet border families who fear losing their property, their safety, and their way of life.
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