President Trump has plenty of enemies with whom to contend. Some of these are the usual culprits and are to be expected. There are members of the Democratic Party who are dedicated to obstructing anything he proposes. Then there are foreign leaders who are ready to oppose the U.S. as well as whomever happens to be the president at the time.
One place where he should not be getting resistance, at least not to the degree he has experienced, is from his own party. That’s not to say they should just act as doormats for whatever President Trump proposes, but there should be a sense that Republican Congressional leaders and the president are on the same page. Unfortunately, with individuals such as John McCain and Paul Ryan holding leadership positions, this is not the case.
One example would be Speaker Ryan’s recent insistence that American industry hire more foreign workers as opposed to President Trump’s emphasis on hiring and buying American.
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Stupid SOB !
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Wake up Minnesota!!! For God’s sake!!!! He’s a piece of c**p lining his pockets and getting rich living behind his mansion walls, sending his kids to private school all while representing that he is there for you and this country!!! Please do something to oust this idiot the next time around!!!!!!
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Create jobs and hire American, or you can be the first out of work.
This idea and H-1B is a deliberate move by the US government to undermine American workers and keep them from obtaining a fair wage or a job. Our government has been working against us for decades now and the American people won’t do anything about it.
If brains we’re gun powder this guy doesn’t have enough to blow his nose. If you pay people here a decent wage they would do the jobs supposedly no one in this country would do.
POS!
Get the he’ll out Ryan. Hirering more usa citizens train us for the positions you have trained illegals for. Send them back home. If you or any of the disrespectful polations were honest we could have b saved our lives and kept America safer. You all need to step out of politics
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