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2-15-03-25
川普竞选是的最大承诺就是废除obamacare，在国会参众两院都被共和党占多数控制下，众议院共和党目前237个席位，民主党只有193个席位。只要共和党能有216个议员投赞成票，他们的计划就能成功。本来应该是轻松的一件事。不料，被自吹为最擅长谈判，自诩为谈判高手的川普给弄砸了。共和党卧薪尝胆整整七年的企图推翻奥巴马医保体系的努力最终以一个不尴不尬的失败告一段落。
原因很简单，共和党内部也分左中右三翼，反对美国全民医保的反对势力主要来自极右翼以及中规中矩的中间派保守势力，这部分人代表的地域群体占目前议会200个席位左右，所以，任凭川普这周三番五次亲登国会山游说，希望再争取16个共和党的议员支持他，可就是有人不买他的帐，他们的口号是宁可得罪川普，也不能得罪选民，因为目前很多亲共和党的美国民众渐渐尝到了奥巴马医保的好处和甜头，最新民调显示美国超过57%的民众反对川普的新医改计划。
川普竞选是的最大承诺就是废除obamacare，在国会参众两院都被共和党占多数控制下，众议院共和党目前237个席位，民主党只有193个席位。只要共和党能有216个议员投赞成票，他们的计划就能成功。本来应该是轻松的一件事。不料，被自吹为最擅长谈判，自诩为谈判高手的川普给弄砸了。共和党卧薪尝胆整整七年的企图推翻奥巴马医保体系的努力最终以一个不尴不尬的失败告一段落。
原因很简单，共和党内部也分左中右三翼，反对美国全民医保的反对势力主要来自极右翼以及中规中矩的中间派保守势力，这部分人代表的地域群体占目前议会200个席位左右，所以，任凭川普这周三番五次亲登国会山游说，希望再争取16个共和党的议员支持他，可就是有人不买他的帐，他们的口号是宁可得罪川普，也不能得罪选民，因为目前很多亲共和党的美国民众渐渐尝到了奥巴马医保的好处和甜头，最新民调显示美国超过57%的民众反对川普的新医改计划。
Trump supporter thought president would only deport ‘bad hombres.’ Instead, her husband is being deported.
When Helen Beristain told her husband she was voting for Donald Trump last year, he warned her that the Republican nominee planned to “get rid of the Mexicans.”
Defending her vote, Helen quoted Trump directly, noting that the tough-talking Republican said he would only kick the “bad hombres” out of the country, according to the South Bend Tribune.
Months later, Roberto Beristain — a successful businessman, respected member of his Indiana town and father of three American-born children — languishes in a detention facility with hardened criminals as he awaits his deportation back to Mexico, the country he left in 1998 when he entered the United States illegally.
“I wish I didn’t vote at all,” Helen Beristain told the Tribune. “I did it for the economy. We needed a change.”
[For years, immigration authorities gave this Arizona mother a pass. Now she has been deported.]
Critics on the left have blasted Beristain for not taking the president’s rhetoric seriously and allowing his administration to plunge the country into what they consider a chaotic and inhumane immigration debacle. Critics on the right have inundated the family with racist threats and attacked Beristain for giving refuge to the love of her life, a man they consider a foreign interloper.
Caught in the middle of the fiery political clash are people like Roberto Beristain — people who have built a successful life inside the confines of the fuzzy legal limbo in which they exist. Supporters say the 43-year-old has never broken the law and doesn’t have so much as a parking ticket on his record. The mayor of South Bend, Ind., the conservative community that the Beristains call home, called him “one of its model residents.”
But Roberto Beristain’s clean record didn’t stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials from arresting him when he showed up for his annual meeting with the agency Feb. 6.
Beristain — who has a Social Security card, a work permit and a driver’s license — was expecting to return home to his family and business. Instead, he was taken into custody, setting off a last-ditch effort by family members and lawyers to free him. Thus far, those efforts have failed. Family members told the Tribune that ICE officials had informed them that Beristain would be deported Friday.
Beristain came to the United States in 1998 to visit an aunt in California, but he decided not to return to Mexico, according to the Tribune. He would go on to marry, start a family and put down roots in Indiana, where he is the owner of a popular restaurant called Eddie’s Steak Shed, which employs 20 American citizens, advocates told The Washington Post. He has worked at the restaurant for the past eight years and bought it from his sister-in-law in January.
When Helen Beristain told her husband she was voting for Donald Trump last year, he warned her that the Republican nominee planned to “get rid of the Mexicans.”
Defending her vote, Helen quoted Trump directly, noting that the tough-talking Republican said he would only kick the “bad hombres” out of the country, according to the South Bend Tribune.
Months later, Roberto Beristain — a successful businessman, respected member of his Indiana town and father of three American-born children — languishes in a detention facility with hardened criminals as he awaits his deportation back to Mexico, the country he left in 1998 when he entered the United States illegally.
“I wish I didn’t vote at all,” Helen Beristain told the Tribune. “I did it for the economy. We needed a change.”
[For years, immigration authorities gave this Arizona mother a pass. Now she has been deported.]
Critics on the left have blasted Beristain for not taking the president’s rhetoric seriously and allowing his administration to plunge the country into what they consider a chaotic and inhumane immigration debacle. Critics on the right have inundated the family with racist threats and attacked Beristain for giving refuge to the love of her life, a man they consider a foreign interloper.
Caught in the middle of the fiery political clash are people like Roberto Beristain — people who have built a successful life inside the confines of the fuzzy legal limbo in which they exist. Supporters say the 43-year-old has never broken the law and doesn’t have so much as a parking ticket on his record. The mayor of South Bend, Ind., the conservative community that the Beristains call home, called him “one of its model residents.”
But Roberto Beristain’s clean record didn’t stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials from arresting him when he showed up for his annual meeting with the agency Feb. 6.
Beristain — who has a Social Security card, a work permit and a driver’s license — was expecting to return home to his family and business. Instead, he was taken into custody, setting off a last-ditch effort by family members and lawyers to free him. Thus far, those efforts have failed. Family members told the Tribune that ICE officials had informed them that Beristain would be deported Friday.
Beristain came to the United States in 1998 to visit an aunt in California, but he decided not to return to Mexico, according to the Tribune. He would go on to marry, start a family and put down roots in Indiana, where he is the owner of a popular restaurant called Eddie’s Steak Shed, which employs 20 American citizens, advocates told The Washington Post. He has worked at the restaurant for the past eight years and bought it from his sister-in-law in January.
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这就是川普支持者的下场，当初衷心拥护支持川普，川普上台没几个月，就被川普搞得妻离子散，哎，政治上太天真，太幼稚，太可笑了！哈哈！Trump supporter thought president would only deport ‘bad hombres.’ Instead, her husband is being deported.
When Helen Beristain told her husband she was voting for Donald Trump last year, he warned her that the Republican nominee planned to “get rid of the Mexicans.”
Defending her vote, Helen quoted Trump directly, noting that the tough-talking Republican said he would only kick the “bad hombres” out of the country, according to the South Bend Tribune.
Months later, Roberto Beristain — a successful businessman, respected member of his Indiana town and father of three American-born children — languishes in a detention facility with hardened criminals as he awaits his deportation back to Mexico, the country he left in 1998 when he entered the United States illegally.
“I wish I didn’t vote at all,” Helen Beristain told the Tribune. “I did it for the economy. We needed a change.”
[For years, immigration authorities gave this Arizona mother a pass. Now she has been deported.]
Critics on the left have blasted Beristain for not taking the president’s rhetoric seriously and allowing his administration to plunge the country into what they consider a chaotic and inhumane immigration debacle. Critics on the right have inundated the family with racist threats and attacked Beristain for giving refuge to the love of her life, a man they consider a foreign interloper.
Caught in the middle of the fiery political clash are people like Roberto Beristain — people who have built a successful life inside the confines of the fuzzy legal limbo in which they exist. Supporters say the 43-year-old has never broken the law and doesn’t have so much as a parking ticket on his record. The mayor of South Bend, Ind., the conservative community that the Beristains call home, called him “one of its model residents.”
But Roberto Beristain’s clean record didn’t stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials from arresting him when he showed up for his annual meeting with the agency Feb. 6.
Beristain — who has a Social Security card, a work permit and a driver’s license — was expecting to return home to his family and business. Instead, he was taken into custody, setting off a last-ditch effort by family members and lawyers to free him. Thus far, those efforts have failed. Family members told the Tribune that ICE officials had informed them that Beristain would be deported Friday.
Beristain came to the United States in 1998 to visit an aunt in California, but he decided not to return to Mexico, according to the Tribune. He would go on to marry, start a family and put down roots in Indiana, where he is the owner of a popular restaurant called Eddie’s Steak Shed, which employs 20 American citizens, advocates told The Washington Post. He has worked at the restaurant for the past eight years and bought it from his sister-in-law in January.
我怀疑外甥女到底有没有受过正规西方教育啊？！
怎么净说些逻辑混乱思路不清的话？怎么越来越像这个坛子里的那些无知小脚街坊老太太的言辞，你怎么那么不学好呢？怎么不好好跟你sabre 大叔学学呢？哈哈！
1，西方社会没有哪个党派可以独霸天下。
2，穆斯林是世界三大宗教团体之一，没有哪个西方国家敢如此放肆特别保护，或者特别歧视这个人口数量庞大的人类种群，种族平等，人人平等，信仰自由是西方民主制度基本构架的基石。
你的偶像川普想学希特勒当年打压犹太人那样找各种借口打压穆斯林，目前阶段是四处碰壁，以后会怎么样，咱们拭目以待。。。哈！
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