WWMD?

[kentuck]

[ck4829]

1. Those who are turning their backs are terrorists, killers, and are as bad as traitors. Period.

[triron]

2. kick for visibility

[ZM90]

3. This is a sad day indeed and Trump should be ashamed but he has no shame so it's impossible. n/t.

[mobeau69]

4. 'This is a sad day for all Americans"

[rurallib]

5. "with charity and big bags of money for the rich and malice toward anyone

we pick" is not the way the speech went, Trump!

[iluvtennis]

6. Yes, very sad, & the majority of Ameirca didn't want this clown which is why I believe hacked vote..

...counting machines to give the Traitor the 80K votes needed to turn the battleground states. If there is ever an investigation into Russia's interference into our elections, it will be verified this occurred.

[rurallib]

11. yep - the combination of an intimidated press, and who knows what kind of software and access

is built into our voting machines makes hacking certainly a very real possibility.

We should do what the Irish did anr toss them in the sea and go back to paper ballots.

[iluvtennis]

14. Like ur idea of all paper ballots. As much as I love high tech, it can be very dangerous in voting

[cigsandcoffee]

7. Does America really have a proud history of "welcoming" refugees and immigrants?

I'd say it's mixed at best.

[FiveGoodMen]

8. I had the same thought

We've been bastards since the beginning.

But our PR was good, and if we'd lived up to that, we'd be good.

[TrekLuver]

9. Sadly this is true. I don't understand why all these scared snowflakes don't realize that

the "immigrant" is dropped out in a generation or two and the kids and grandkids are thoroughly American. They are also so scared of losing their "identity"...well your "identity" must be very fragile if you find this a threat.

[spanone]

10. as a citizen of America, I'm heartbroken too and pissed.

[Eyeball_Kid]

12. He's destroying the spirit of who we are.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

13. I'm the granddaughter of immigrants.

I have long believed that the only difference between me and lots of others here, is exactly when our ancestors got here.

A decade or more ago I was in the checkout line at my local supermarket, somewhere in the Midwest. The woman bagging groceries had an accent, that I think was Middle European. The man ahead of me addressed her by name and said, "I hear you've just become a citizen. We need more people like you here." That has stayed with me. He was right, even though I know nothing at all about that woman other than her recent citizenship. This country was founded on immigration, nd we should never lose sight of that.