Indeed, it doesn’t. For example Utah, hardly a liberal state, recently started providing health care to undocumented children. Plenty of Christians support it.
Compassionate conservatism? Where have I heard of that? Must have been before Trump took over.
Whether Mormon or Christian, plenty of devout people want to help those in need. But involuntary charity is more commonly referred to as taxation. While I endorse everyone paying their fair share of taxes, people tend to be more charitable toward those who haven’t effectively jumped the line.
Indeed, it doesn’t. For example Utah, hardly a liberal state, recently started providing health care to undocumented children. Plenty of Christians support it.
Compassionate conservatism? Where have I heard of that? Must have been before Trump took over.
Whether Mormon or Christian, plenty of devout people want to help those in need. But involuntary charity is more commonly referred to as taxation. While I endorse everyone paying their fair share of taxes, people tend to be more charitable toward those who haven’t effectively jumped the line.
Undocumented immigrants paid $100 Billion in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022.
Tax Payments by Undocumented Immigrants – ITEP
You know who signed the law that forbade hospitals from denying emergency care services based on immigration status? That notorious liberal Ronald Reagan.
Back on topic, do you have any examples of why we should be scared that Harris-Walz will be a disaster for the country?
Could not find the Axios article. But I believe in the debate ABC use FBI crime date which relies on cities to voluntarily report data. 1/3 of cities do not including some large ones like Phoenix, LA, and NYC. NYC is reporting one month is down. LA reporting their data is up. So it is hard to say with any certainty that crime levels have changed. Per this article 60-80% in Gallop polls think crime has increased. especially in 22 and 23 And that may be the most important stat, as opinion drives elections.
Harris Walz can be a disaster and still be less of a disaster than Trump. Aside from the left wing of the Democratic Party I think that is what more than 50 percent of the electorate thinks
