In one year, Trump decreased the number of ISIS fighters by 97%

In one year, still no wall

(I'm joking, folks, cool it)

It wasn't Trump.

It was Russia and Syria.

People need to drop this notion that the USA defeated ISIS.

Assad and the Iraqi Army liberated their countries while the Kurds were busy annexing oil and water-rich regions of Syria to knee-cap Assad's regime.

>joking

Yes
(but seriously, Trump's going down big time if he doesn't build me that wall)

PDN got me raging making this

so please make good use of it

Thoughts?

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I seriously fucking hate PDN

every time I need to hit an enter key or something

I somehow end up with a hotkey destroying the whole pic or something

infuriating

>hit a hotkey and turn on the pencil tool, cutting off the sentence so I have to retype it

Pretty great @Nuke

Lol @🎃Boo-ton🎃 youre better off saying that to Kerplumpf's face

https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=115&session=2&vote=00036

We need to primary Senators who voted against this.

I'll prefer risking WY on Erik Prince over a cuck.

Inhofe, Moran, Murkowski, Enzi, Barrasso, Lee, Cruz, Collins, Kennedy, and Paul voted against immigration restriction.

Cruz and Inhofe are the most conservative on immigration in the Senate and they voted no?? What??

@Nuke This amendment just says it was for invoking cloture

Not the actual Bill?

It's literally the Wall/DACA compromise.

But it's just invoking cloture.

it's not voting the Bill down.

They're just saying to not limit debate time.

That's all cloture does.

They voted against voting on it.

I don't think so, they just voted against limited debate time.

Then why didn't they vote for it?

Ever

It's been months.

The Senate has never been a place for speed.

Voting against cloture is voting against the amendment.