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Bunch: How America's dullest senator became Woke Bob Casey
OK, so the speaking style can still come off like a 3 a.m. radio DJ overdosing on Sominex. But to the nearly 750 people who packed the dreary, barely lit brick auditorium at the Penn Museum in University City, the mild-mannered balding man who strolled out on a Sunday afternoon in faded jeans and casual pull-over sweater was the political equivalent of a rock star.
That is, a rock star who suddenly found himself at the top of the Billboard chart after years of playing obscure gigs.
"All I can say is, don't get discouraged," Sen. Bob Casey told the town hall crowd filled mostly with resisters of President Trump, his voice rising uncharacteristically. "Keep fighting! Keep working! Keep marching! Keep demanding answers! We're going to win some of these fights!" Some in the Philadelphia gathering rose to their feet, holding aloft signs that read simply, "AGREE."
It was a scene that would have been unimaginable as recently as six months ago, when a Trump presidency still seemed as unlikely as Villanova losing to a 16 seed in March Madness, and Casey -- after a decade in Washington -- had done little to shake a reputation as arguably America's dullest senator.
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First i will like to comment on what does Trump mean by "that Mexico sends its worst" is he talking about the government, the cartel? if we go with the assumption that he is talking about the cartels, well yes.
For example the numbers of teenager "mules" caught by authorities in Arizona has increased a 44%in 2015, that is 122 caught teenager compared with the 44 in 2014.
links in Spanish please use translator.
http://www.prensalibre.com/internaci...frontera-ee-uu
http://laprensa.peru.com/actualidad/...a-mexico-60798
This goes in correlation with the increase in the production of cocaine in Colombia and Bolivia since 2015 too.
Still we have to have in mind that the number of illegals crossing the border from Mexico has decreased by a lot.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39215655
But another fact to have in mind is that Mexican cartel prefer to transport their merchandise by water.
http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias/20...rogas_eeuu_egn
Since they use boats/submarines 95% of the time to transport their product to the US.
So Mexican criminals are really bringing bad things.
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