We are not winning.

For the life of me, I cannot figure out why we are paying people south of our border 10 billion dollars but we can't fund a wall. I can't figure out how the WH, which is supposedly Pro-2nd Amendment is passing a bump stock ban. I can't figure out how we came to be negotiating with the Taliban.

When did we start paying extortion money, negotiating with terrorists and having our President infringe on the Constitution?

I argued my husband down on Trump and told him "He is OUR Man." I've been patient. I've followed the plan, did my own digging, and tried to be open-minded. It's the end of 2018. Trump had better pull a rabbit out of his ass, or he will start losing his base.

>>4370997

To answer your question, at this point in time, none of those things sound possible. Back in January of 2018, I would have said, "yes, we can do a lot in a year." Without assuming any of your suggestions, such as the VR… Just the three things I listed are alarming and signals that we are not going back in the right direction. No declas, when that is all we heard for months.

For the rest of you asses that try to shame people into being quiet, no one twisted your arm to make you answer me, so take a page out of your own book and shut the fuck up. Filter and move on.

>>4371074

I so hope you are right. I do not like the idea of military tribunals, mass arrests and the bypassing of our civil judicial system. But our law enforcement and prosecutors are comped or cowed into not taking down the biggest criminals and there are no consequences for lesser ones if they are protected. The whole thing stinks. I'm afraid of entrusting anyone with that kind of power because it can just as easily be turned on us, and I believe it was intended for us with HRC. I hate that we are repeating history.

>>4371075

There is a report on Fox news right now. They listed the vote as 87-12 and listed the people who voted against and who abstained from voting. I don't remember all of the names.