I'm Against Tpp And I'm Going To

I Would Acknowledge That [paul] Ryan Has Some Really Good Ideas About Things, And I Think They'll Get Together, Like Taxes. Larry Kudlow, Stephen Moore, They've Been Supportive Of Ryan's Tax View And Now They're Very Supportive Of [donald] Trump's. So I Think That's Got Potential.

We'll Have A National Dispute - Debate About It, And The Goal Should Be To Bring In - To Help Respectfully Appeal To Those Voters That Can Make The Difference, The Ones Who Are Not Going To Be Entrepreneurs, Are Never Going To Be - Run A - Be A Ceo In Some Big Business, And They Know It, But They Would Like To Have Their Social Security, They Would Like To Have Medicare As They Paid For All Their Years, And They'd Like Rising Wages Rather Than Falling Wages.

In Seven Years, We'll Have The Highest Percentage Of Americans Non-native Born Since The Founding Of The Republic. And Some People Think, "well, We've Always Had These Numbers." But It's Not So. This Is Very Unusual. It's A Radical Change. And In Fact, When The Numbers Reached About This High In 1924, The President And Congress Changed The Policy, And It Slowed Down Immigration Significantly. And We Then Assimilated Through The 1965 And Created Really The Solid Middle Class Of America, With Assimilated Immigrants, And It Was Good For America.

I Do Believe That If You Continually Go Through A Cycle Of Amnesty, That You Undermine The Respect For The Law And Encourage More Illegal Immigration Into America.

Politicians Are Supposed To Be Empathetic. And, Yes, I Am, Actually.