I've Spent A Fair Amount Of Time

I Worked 30 Years To Try To Restore Respect For The Rule Of Law Because Of Ronald Reagan's Amnesty In 1986. And I Don't Want To Let This Go Because Somebody's Heart Got A Little Softer Than It Was Before The Election.

I'm Calling Upon President-elect [donald] Trump To Not Just Settle For A Wall.let's Build A Fence, Then A Wall, Then A Fence, So We Create Two No Man's Lands, One On Either Side Of The Wall. That Way When We Pick People Up There They Don't Really Have An Excuse.

Even Republicans Seem To Think That These Undocumented Democrats Could Be Made [gop] Voters...and What Happens Is That Two Out Every Three That Would Be Legalized [and] Become Democrats. And It's Not 12 Million. It's More Like 20 Million...but It Isn't Just The Equation Of 2/3 Of Over 20 Million That Will Vote For The Guy Who Opposes Our Conservative Candidate Whoever That Might Be, But It's Also Those Who Will Leave Us If We Fail Them...we Have To Go Back And Tie Together And Restore The Pillars Of American Exceptionalism And The Rule Of Law Is Essential.

We Should Recognize That On The Day That We Are Born, Our Glass Is Half Full. In America Your Chance To Fill Your Glass The Rest Of The Way Up Is Greater Than It Is Anyplace Else On This Planet.

If I Listen To A Campaign Promises, I Would Expect That On The First Day [donald Trump] Would Cancel All Of The Daca Documents Out There That President [barack] Obama Unconstitutionally Issued.