You can bet that some chipmunk-IQ RadioMouth will insist that the Big Beautiful Bill has "savings."
Well, it does........but you won't see them unless you live a lot longer. The "savings" are supposed to happen in years 5-20 AFTER the damn bill is passed.
Pull my finger.
See, when a Democrat President does X, 'we should not go there.'
But when Donald Trump does X.....
Miserable bitch she is.
Surber brings home the bacon.
ITEM 1: NBC reported, “A House Republican proposal to reduce federal funding to the nation’s largest anti-hunger program would have a disastrous effect on low-income families, advocates say.”
The obesity rate for food stamp recipients is 37% for men and 52% for women.
Just like in Ukraine, Trump wants to keep people alive.
PepsiCo, Coke, and the sugar industry? Not so much.
Childers thinks Trump & Co. have a plan.
...the Court never said Trump can’t remove illegals using other laws under the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA). Nor did it rule on the case’s merits. The Court’s “blockbuster” decision didn’t really decide anything.
Instead, SCOTUS shot the case back down to the Fifth Circuit, to render a verdict on three key questions: (1) Can Trump legally use the Alien Enemies Act to deport these types of bad actors? (2) Can illegals be merged into a class action, which has never been done before? And, (3) If so, how much due process and notice does an Alien Enemy deserve under a state of emergency?...
Digress to discussion about 5th Circuit. Then return:
.....To reiterate, perhaps it’s best to see yesterday’s decision as an invitation for Trump to suspend the writ: If the executive really believes this is an invasion-level emergency, he can make the case to Congress and suspend the writ. Don’t expect us to do it for him.
If Trump is considering recruiting Congress to help suspend the writ —two branches against one— he must first make it politically possible. He must try everything else first, exhausting all other avenues, so that Congress can throw up its hands in frustration, blame errant judges, and say what else can we do?
President Trump’s Truth Social response to the decision practically paves the driveway to the writ of habeas corpus. His Administration officials have recently telegraphed considering suspending it. There is no doubt in my mind they are trying to figure out how to make it work, if, that is, they don’t already have a plan.
I suspect there is a plan. This isn’t over by a long shot.
Julia Roberts and the Little Girl Turncoat from Notre Dame can go to Hell in the meantime.
Tony Evers is--like any Democrat--a hypocritical turd-liar. He screeches, while looking at his shoes, that Wisconsin absolutely, positively, must have illegal-alien labor for its farms.
That is the only part of his screeching that is mostly true.
So will Tony, the Pretend-Man, lobby our Congressional delegation to fix H-2A, the 'guest worker' program? (See our answer below)
Writing about a 6,000-acre farm in southern Arkansas, the WaTimes:
...without temporary migrant workers, William Mencer said local farms would go bust, affecting the nation’s food security.
The process has become much more complex since the Mencers began using the guest worker program back in the 1980s....
... The paperwork needs to be filed 60 to 75 days before their start date, which is mid- to late-February, he said.
It costs as much as $5,000 to bring in several guest workers from Mexico to the United States, he said, noting that the cost doesn’t include the housing and transportation provided to the workers.
Most return home in mid-December, but they are eligible to stay for up to three years in certain situations when agricultural work is available.
The program requires the Mencers to advertise their farm jobs locally before they can be given to guest workers.
Joe Mencer, 65, noted that the rules call for him to fire any foreign worker he’s brought over if an American shows up and wants the job....The government does not offer online services, email, or a phone number. If there’s a problem, then the farm’s labor source is jeopardized because of the lack of communication, he said.
“Sometimes things get lost in the mail. You know, literally,” he said.
One of his client’s petition paperwork didn’t arrive in the mail. So they filed a claim for the lost package and resubmitted the paperwork.
This time, the paperwork made it to the Dallas office, but the postal carrier found the original package and shipped it, too.
With both petitions filed with the government, it almost took an act of Congress to clear it up.
The younger Mencer sent a letter explaining what happened with the evidence to the government officials, just like he would in court, but the office didn’t respond.
He enlisted the help of his congressman to clear things up. By the time it was all done, his client was behind by a month in getting guest workers....
...The Mencers said their farm couldn’t operate without H-2A visa workers, although the labor cost is higher than using local workers.
Farmers’ margins are already slim because of increased production costs for fertilizer, herbicides, seed, and fuel....
In Wisconsin it's not only cash crops. It's also dairy operations. So yes, finding labor is very important.
Will Tony push hard to fix it?
HELL, NO!!
Like all Democrats, Tony wants to yell-pander. He doesn't want to fix a problem. He wants to politicize it so he looks like a Rough-and-Ready Fighter.
All while looking at his shoes......
This is how Chief Justice Roberts and his Democrat pals read the Emma Lazarus poem:
