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lotta women making contributions to the wall
i will go 100 per 500m
the bad part is even if they raised the full amount...they won't let him build the wall
same thing about him getting money from mexico...they would never authorize the method...such as taxing remittances from people that don't even pay taxes anyway
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pretty funny this thing is jamming...but at this pace it will take 2 years per billion raised.
needs to get some major matching to get there
talked about issuing bonds? could be an interesting option
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pretty exciting...jumped to 5k per min in last hour
hasn't really been mentioned yet by trump or anyone
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The wall is not necessary, he said so you will vote for him
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Save your money you are going to need it
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past 6million mark...13k per min
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I thought Mexico was going to pay for it 
What a con....
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Mexico will eventually pay for it through new trade deal and US taxing the money sent back to Mexico by workers here... Tax Remittance or whatever the terminology is
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Ok 
If that is the case then why the GFM? Face it....Trump conned you 
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I personally don’t care about the GFM being setup... one it wasn’t setup by trump and doubt it would ever reach the amount needed.
Secondly I wasn’t conned. Mexico will end up paying for the wall through the trade agreement and tax remittance.
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It's also an excellent way to create a false paper trail of money that is "said" to pay for the wall but is used for other needs, or disappears outright. If anyone has any doubt, look at the millions that were sent to Afghanistan after 9/11 and how once the funds were deployed on projects, the ability to track them disappeared.
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He won on this one issue. He certainly didn’ Win on style or class.
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Now they are saying there is a slush fund of billions of dollars that doesn’t need congress approval
Incredible
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Funny, all the smart ones tell me that walls don't work, but yet they all have walls to protect their homes. Hmmmnn! Esplain that to me now.
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it's going to fund his legal expenses. Only the lawyers will truly win.
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That's why we need to stop the Axis Powers from coming here.
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The walls around my house keep people out because there aren’t people tunneling under it.
There are plenty of men already here in the US (some are even US citizens) who have no problem assaulting women. And no, I’m not talking about the subset of members of the US military who seem to be assaulting female (and male) service members.
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maybe the easiest thing to do with the money is give a million dollars to 10 democratic senators to change their vote for the 5billion...just passed by the house
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How did we get off topic so fast?
Ahem, talk to the experts/seasoned individuals and the economic results of a "wall"...
Where do you set up a wall? Near highly populated areas, where people can be funneled. You do not build a wall out in the middle of the boonies, because sending people out there to maintain it from the wear and tear of natural elements is more expensive than the cost of the wall itself.
Also....
When "Dubya" Bush set up his wall to "protect American wages", the overall economic benefit for the American people was ...
.... wait for it....
$0.40 per person.
The cost of that simple fence? $7.00 for each American resident (citizen and residential alien).
So that was a net LOSS of $6.30 per American at the time. Trump's wall is going to be more expensive and ludricrous.
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someone listens to The Indicator
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Dummies, this is actually a fund that trumpy will take with him when he resigns or gets bumped out of office!
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Walls work. build the wall
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