A.G. Jeff Sessions schools Dems and GOP alike on the rule of law and how our system of government is designed to work. (Congress, state)

[phma]

A.G. Jeff Sessions schools Dems and GOP alike on the rule of law and how our system of government is designed to work.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqm-8aw8YYk

[Casper in Dallas]

DACA is in the hands of Congress now, as it always should have been, neither Trump or Sessions has anything left to add to the topic.

[marino760]

Originally Posted by evilcart

i thought the same thing. If Trump thinks he will look good he steals credit and annouces other people's hard work.

but Trumpy lacks the stomach when it comes to the hard choices and he shunts it off to others. He sends his security guy to fire comey, he hides when he signs the "ugly" EOs and he puts sessions and Tillerson out front when he does something cheap and nasty.

Trump shows us who and what he is when he sends others out to do the hard stuff. Like a loser that asks you to call in sick for them or wants you to ask if she would like to go to the dance with him.

Are you having a bad day? Trump once again kept a promise made to his supporters. He's even bending over backwards for Congress to take control of this issue which is about long term immigration. That's one of Congress's jobs as stated in the Constitution.
That's not really too hard to understand right, or do you prefer to go on and on bashing Trump for doing the right thing? Dumb, question. I know you prefer to go on and on bashing Trump for doing the right thing.

[Listener2307]

Originally Posted by Casper in Dallas

DACA is in the hands of Congress now, as it always should have been, neither Trump or Sessions has anything left to add to the topic.

I'll buy that.
Either congress passes legislation dealing with children who have/had no choice with regard to where they live, or congress will not.

Either way, it will be up to congress.