57Brave
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According to 57 this was all negotiated via Obama’s super top secret backchanneling.
please provide quote or is that you putting words in my mouth
According to 57 this was all negotiated via Obama’s super top secret backchanneling.
Oh, so the fact that the WH had to clarify that they didn't support a clean bill and that they originally dropped his line suggesting to Feinstein that he did from the transcript. Come on. You're just clearly and obviously mistaken here. Even the Washington Examiner for chrissake wrote it up this way.
Feinstein even said it directly. Clean DACA bill now, followed by comprehensive reform.
So in an unscripted exchange, he gives a muddled answer which confuses his caucus and requires walking back, but we're supposed to be impressed because he didn't drool on the table.
Low bar.
please provide quote or is that you putting words in my mouth
It's definitely me putting words in your mouth, because most of your posts aren't your words.
"What about a clean DACA bill now, with a commitment that we go into a comprehensive immigration reform procedure?"
That doesn't seem particularly ambiguous.
If his answer were so clear, why does it require such clarification from Republicans?
Ann Coulter
@AnnCoulter
IF TRUMP WAS REAGAN: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
Or leave it up. Your call, I'm good either way."
I don't know, it's seems ambiguous to me when we read the (later) portion of the transcript detailing the 'go into' portion being one hour later.
They want to firmly stake some sort of claim in a piece of legislation that otherwise has Democrat written all over it?
Not a happy Trump supporter right now. Going back on a core promise is basically unforgivable. Happy with the economy and foreign policy but immigration was a pillar of his campaign.
So why wasn't their nominal leader clearly staking out that territory with his simple blunticity or whatever?
Ann Coulter
@AnnCoulter
IF TRUMP WAS REAGAN: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.
Or leave it up. Your call, I'm good either way."
Not a happy Trump supporter right now. Going back on a core promise is basically unforgivable. Happy with the economy and foreign policy but immigration was a pillar of his campaign.
Not a happy Trump supporter right now. Going back on a core promise is basically unforgivable. Happy with the economy and foreign policy but immigration was a pillar of his campaign.
"I think a clean DACA bill, to me, is a DACA bill, but we take care of the 800,000 people . . . but I think, to me, a clean bill is a bill of DACA, we take care of them, and we also take care of security."
Again, pretty simple to me.
A clean bill takes care of DACA and takes care of security.
You are choosing to run with a definition of 'clean bill' that can only be about DACA, which is about as disingenuous as the body of your critique here.
Well, let's see what they do with legislation. I'd like to see the concept tightened up a bit.
If Trump can use DACA as a pawn to push through comprehensive reform (addressing things like the H1B and chain migration, among others) then it might be worth it in the end.
Trump's version of a clean DACA bill includes border security provisions.
Pretty simple to me.
And, I'm not sure what definition of "clean bill" you are operating from, but Trump's idea of DACA-Wall legislation shouldn't naturally be precluded.
We're supposed to be impressed by the unscripted exchange, FYI, which has also been made pretty clear.