Debate is happening RIGHT NOW about funding a secure southern border. (Question below). Dems are saying that "experts say a wall is not necessary".

OPEN QUESTION TO THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PARTICULARLY TO CONGRESS: My question is, WHO are the "experts", WHEN is the public going to be allowed to see all the studies that have been done by the "experts", and when can we study the reports?

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CountScrofula · 41-45, M

I mean, you could just google them? There's countless very good articles about why a wall is a bad idea, and why even border agents don't think it is necessary.

4meAndyou · F

@CountScrofula I don't just randomly google blogs which may or may not be written by trolls. I really would like to hear from the experts the government is using to support their claims.

CountScrofula · 41-45, M

@4meAndyou You're a thinking adult. I'm sure you can tell the difference between a random blog from some moron and a real study put together by a legitimate source.

4meAndyou · F

@CountScrofula I want to know...repeating for the third time...what documentation OUR government is using to support BOTH opinions being debated right now.

CountScrofula · 41-45, M

@4meAndyou I care about the intentions behind your question. Why ask it in the first place?

There are so many good arguments against the wall that it scarcely matters which experts the Democrats use. If you wanted evidence, you'd find it yourself. It's easy.

I assume what you want is to yell about how the Democrats suck and have other people agree with you.

I'm responding to you in the first place because I believe your argument is dishonest. You don't actually care what the experts are because if you did, you'd find them yourself and not just yell about it here.

4meAndyou · F

@CountScrofula I am allowed to read the documentation being presented today at the White House meeting. You now want to prevent me from asking when we are going to be allowed to read them?