Perhaps more parties should address the concerns of the electorate better?
Simple growth of GDP is not necessarily a good thing.
Per capita gdp has went way up in the United States since I was born.
Allan
A different question.
I would prefer to consider that amount of immigration that is allowed, and enforcing that law, before taking away actual rights of citizens.
There is not inherent natural right to be in the US.
So we put them in a special class?
There isn’t? Then why do citizens born overseas have it? Why do citizens have it at all.
DougBH:A different question.
I would prefer to consider that amount of immigration that is allowed, and enforcing that law, before taking away actual rights of citizens.
There is not inherent natural right to be in the US.So we put them in a special class?
Non US citizens without a right to be in the US?
We put them on a bus.
That is what the law allows for now. If the law were being followed.
Perhaps more parties should address the concerns of the electorate better?
I’ve been saying this for years. There are more than enough Asians and Hispanic conservatives to shift the balance if only they didn’t feel like they are constantly being attacked.
Non US citizens without a right to be in the US?
We put them on a bus.
Resident visas, tourists?
You want to deport all non-US citizens?
So we put them in a special class?
Citizen—second class.
Like the army. We should have ranks for citizens.
Johnny come latelys are privates.
Founding citizens such as myself…4 star generals.
Allan
WuWei:Perhaps more parties should address the concerns of the electorate better?
I’ve been saying this for years. There are more than enough Asians and Hispanic conservatives to shift the balance if only they didn’t feel like they are constantly being attacked.
And the black nation. Dems have abandoned them.
Check the constitution on that.
Two “classes”: American citizens
Citizens of other countries.
I guess in France, I would be discriminated against because of which “class” I would fit in.
sikofit: WuWei:Perhaps more parties should address the concerns of the electorate better?
I’ve been saying this for years. There are more than enough Asians and Hispanic conservatives to shift the balance if only they didn’t feel like they are constantly being attacked.
And the black nation. Dems have abandoned them.
I won’t argue that (for the most part)
Texas is turning purple, but it isn’t turning blue. I would like to see someone more moderate replace Ted Cruz as Texas Senator in 2024.
Moderate in what way? What Cruz policies do you oppose?
DougBH:Non US citizens without a right to be in the US?
We put them on a bus.Resident visas, tourists?
You want to deport all non-US citizens?
I no longer consider your posts seriously.
Check the constitution on that.
Two “classes”: American citizens
Citizens of other countries.I guess in France, I would be discriminated against because of which “class” I would fit in.
What country are DACA citizens of?
WuWei: DougBH:Non US citizens without a right to be in the US?
We put them on a bus.Resident visas, tourists?
You want to deport all non-US citizens?
I no longer consider your posts seriously.
Your prerogative. I am being serious. You have to distinguish between legal and illegal immigration, not that you can stop the latter. Might be able to slow it down.
altair1013:Everybody has moved the goalpost. Including you. This is about Single party rule. Immigration is just the way they will achieve it. With the help of big tech, there is already a serious effort to shut down conservative speech. These debates may not even be permitted in the future.
Perhaps more parties should address the concerns of the electorate better?
Perhaps. But do you see a scenario where the two party system actually survives? Are there still two parties when one of them is spotted 257 electoral votes right out of the chute? Do you see the trend in Texas reversing? If so, what stops the trend? When we have only one party, the concerns of the electorate are no longer be valid.
If so, what stops the trend?
He already told you. Appealing to the electorate
But do you see a scenario where the two party system actually survives?
Yes, by addressing the concerns of the electorate better.
Sitting in the corner whining “they won’t vote for us” in the face of a changing “they” is as useless as tits on a bull.
Chris:Texas is turning purple, but it isn’t turning blue. I would like to see someone more moderate replace Ted Cruz as Texas Senator in 2024.
Moderate in what way? What Cruz policies do you oppose?
I strongly opposed Cruz’s objection to the Arizona Electoral College vote count. Arizona here had a fair and honest 2020 election.
altair1013: Chris:Texas is turning purple, but it isn’t turning blue. I would like to see someone more moderate replace Ted Cruz as Texas Senator in 2024.
Moderate in what way? What Cruz policies do you oppose?
I strongly opposed Cruz’s objection to the Arizona Electoral College vote count. Arizona here had a fair and honest 2020 election.
That’s not a policy.
Chris: altair1013: Chris:Texas is turning purple, but it isn’t turning blue. I would like to see someone more moderate replace Ted Cruz as Texas Senator in 2024.
Moderate in what way? What Cruz policies do you oppose?
I strongly opposed Cruz’s objection to the Arizona Electoral College vote count. Arizona here had a fair and honest 2020 election.
That’s not a policy.
It is though a more moderate position than Cruz’s extreme stance of silencing another state’s vote