Biden impeachment

That's what they SHOULD do, but will they? Dem's will lie, make up fake reasons to impeach and do whatever it takes to screw the republicans. When do the repubublicans get their hands dirty and hold the dem's feet to the fire? 

How bad do things have to get before Biden puts his ego aside and asks former President Trump for help? 

As you can see from those idiots spamming the forum. They think things are great and that the country is healing from the 4 years of Trump. They turn blind eyes, just like the disinformation spammers do and don't acknowledge the violent crimes that are increasing. Yes jobs are looking better, but you are coming from a place where unemployment was low under Trump, then extremely high because of Covid (which they act like was Trump's doing) and only one way to go from there. They keep talking about setting new records in the stock market, but it's like acting like you hit a HR when you started on 3rd base. They think we are in a good spot right now.

@I_Need_A_Detox

 Never........all his actions are based on the left's hate for Trump. If he were to reach out & admit failure it would be considered treason by the libs.

@THEMUGG

 Listen, Trump is keeping himself in the news. Most of the country would just wish that he would go away. 

It's more of the Left is keeping him in the news because they want him to look bad and hope he doesn't run for president again. I saw in another thread you said a "local Canadian" newspaper. Are you even from the U.S.?

@Midnight1

  The Never-Trumpers are the ones doing most of work for Trump. Every time someone points out another Biden flounder, the response is always "bu-bu-but Trump!". You wanna forget Trump? Quit drawing him like a gun.

 Biden has been an absolute zero......everyone knows it but the libs just keep covering for him. I'm embarrassed for Biden supporters.

 BTW......tell Billary to go away next time you see her.

@Jarrett75

 "Local paper" as not in "national" paper in Canada you idiot.

Make sure you are still around when Trump goes down for his 1/6 crimes.

@THEMUGG

 So when does Joe get impeached Mugg? 

"President Trump is wrong. I had no right to overturn the election," says Mike Pence VP For Twice Impeached One Term President

Arrests at the Mexican border hit a record 1.9 million last year, but with fewer migrants released in the U.S. versus prior years per the Wall Street Journal.

Biden pulled out of Afghanistan—at high cost—but he has wisely refused to pull troops entirely out of the greater Middle East. The events of the past two weeks show that the U.S. troop presence is still needed to keep the Islamic State at bay.

    "Biden has been an absolute zero"

 https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/11/09/whats-happening-at-the-u-s-mexico-border-in-7-charts/

 Watch some interviews with border patrol personnel. They'll tell you the real story......something that cnn & bsnbc never report.

@THEMUGG

 Border patrol hasn't received proper training, equipment or funding for decades. It's been increased over the years but it's still not enough including their salaries. Can't blame Joe for all of that.

Name a president that solved all the country's problems during their 1st year in office?

Biden great year.......a complete disaster...

.....and a new record for jobs added in 1st year!!!

The joke of administration is not only allowing,encouraging to cross but also transporting them throughout the country , even flying them places in the middle of the night.  

We will see in November what the citizens of the US really think............ If we still have a country.

Nonsense that the Border Patrol is not getting enough budget, training, etc.  Their budget has increased more than the other departments in their umbrella.

They are known to have one of the more in-depth and rigorous training programs in law enforcement.

The issue is that their mission has completely changed under Biden.  Not all of it his fault.  But since he is in charge it has to be laid at his feet.

Since DHS was created in 2003, budgets for immigration enforcement agencies have nearly tripled. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) budget rose from $3.3 billion in 2003 to $8.3 billion in 2021. Over the same period, Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) budget increased from $5.9 billion to $17.7 billion. The budget of the Border Patrol grew from $1.5 billion to $4.9 billion.

At the border, Biden’s budget proposal calls for an increase in Border Patrol funding of $291 million, an overall 6.1% increase. This would take the Border Patrol’s budget over $5 billion for the first time ever.

The average salary for a border patrol agent is $89,333 per year in the United States.  Median US salary is $42,000.

The Border Patrol Academy is recognized as having one of the most challenging curriculums in federal law enforcement.

Each Border Patrol Agent trainee must complete a 940 hour (117 training days) paid, resident course of instruction in U.S. law, Border Patrol operations, physical training, firearms instruction, driving, law enforcement and Border Patrol tactical training, and Spanish. Student assessments vary from online, knowledge-based, multiple-choice exams to diverse and rigorous performance-based integrated scenarios. Border Patrol trainees must maintain a passing score in all courses of instruction in order to be retained.
The Academy law program consists of three (3) separate courses.

• Applied Authorities is 46 hours of instruction and covers the structure and function of the United States Government, limitations of law enforcement authority, a Border Patrol agent’s statutory authority, federal criminal statutes, criminal and administrative rights warnings, and an introduction to criminal procedures and professional liability issues.
• Administrative Law is a combination of nationality law (12 hours) and immigration law (44 hours). Nationality law focuses on determining citizenship and includes an introduction to the components of the U.S. Immigration System, common nationality law terms, explaining and determining citizenship of children born in and outside the U.S., along with an explanation of the naturalization process. Immigration law addresses how an migrant seeks admission into the United States, immigrant and non-immigrant visas, inadmissibility charges, removal charges, the removal process, waivers and relief from removal.
• Report writing combines the fundamentals of good, factual report writing followed by a courtroom testimony exercise in a mock courtroom.

The Border Patrol Academy Operations program consists of 122 hours that focus on the latest technologies and skill sets to safeguard America and secure our Nation’s borders. The curriculum includes:

• national strategy,
• anti-terrorism,
• radio & GPS operations,
• personal radiation detector (PRD) operations,
• traffic check,
• fraudulent documents,
• non-citizens processing and detention,
• freight train check,
• linewatch operations.

Student performance is assessed during several practical exercises (unique Border Patrol scenarios) involving the use of radios, GPS, automated systems, and role-players, to track, interdict, apprehend, and process human traffickers, drug smugglers, non-immigrants, and undocumented citizens. Learning activities are divided between the traditional classroom and the physical demands of hands-on activities, such as climbing freight train cars and operating a checkpoint in all weather conditions.

The Physical Techniques Department’s (PTD) curriculum is designed to develop officer presence and increase the mental, physical, and cardiovascular capabilities of a U.S. Border Patrol agent. The 178-hour curriculum blends physical conditioning, defensive tactics and less-lethal training to emphasize agent survival and safety and prepare trainees for the physical demands of the job. Instruction in arrest techniques, collapsible straight baton (CSB), oleoresin capsicum spray (OC), individual first aid kit (IFAK), less lethal equipment, ground defense, and edge weapons defense training builds trainee confidence and prepares each trainee for the rigors of being a U.S. Border Patrol agent. The Physical Techniques final exam consists of:

• 1 1/2 Mile Run - Maximum time: 13 minutes
• Confidence Course - Maximum time: 2 1/2 minutes
• 220 Yard Dash - Maximum time: 46 seconds

The Firearms Training Department (FTD) provides 133 hours of instruction, focused on:

• firearms safety,
• pistol/rifle/shotgun fundamentals and maintenance,
• weapons qualifications,
• shooter’s mindset,
• reactive shooting,
• use of force,
• non-issued weapons,
• judgment shooting,
• low light fundamentals,
• use of cover,
• concealed carry.