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   fu (fu@libranet.de)'s status on Friday, 30-Aug-2024 04:38:28 JST fu

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   • 👺防空識別區👹（九頻道）

   @realcaseyrollins @adiz Something like 97% of the bills passed in DC the past two years did so with strong bipartisan support.
   

   The #GOP pushes for stronger borders

   
   Do they though? Earlier this year the Republicans rejected a migration restriction bill nearly identical to the one Trump was pushing. The only reason I see they were against it is because the Democrats where for it. Every commercial break I see contains at least one add for the Democrat or Republican nominees for POTUS or US Senate and it seems like they both are claiming to be stronger on "border security" than the other. And none of them want #openborders nor identify the current system as immoral. Sure, some leftists do support free migration, but all of the times Communism was "successful" it was paired with extreme nationalism including closed boarders.

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     • 👺防空識別區👹（九頻道）

     @adiz @fu I mean, there are more differences, but those differences rarely see much effectual change. The #GOP pushes for stronger borders, stricter voting rules, increasing energy production, lower taxes, while the #Democrat party generally opposes the right on those issues.