real question is why no one is going after the fraud over the wall.....how many millions were donated that were never used to build a foot of it.....


oh no one cares because the only people defrauded were their own....oops my bad......

Still working on it, had to rebuy parts of it Biden sold for scrap, guess some one made a small fortune from that.

He couldn't get enough funding to build a wall so built a fence instead. A fairly massive loss really.

It became a wall of ICE, both are well funded.
https://nypost.com/2025/07/02/us-news/how-the-big-beautiful-bill-will-allow-president-trump-to-finally-finish-the-border-wall/

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

It became a wall of ICE, both are well funded.
https://nypost.com/2025/07/02/us-news/how-the-big-beautiful-bill-will-allow-president-trump-to-finally-finish-the-border-wall/

And that is how you pivot.

The cult has a hard time admitting to themselves and others that Trump has literally never delivering on any promise he has ever made.

That's how you know they are a cult.

Originally posted by smokerob79:

real question is why no one is going after the fraud over the wall.....how many millions were donated that were never used to build a foot of it.....


oh no one cares because the only people defrauded were their own....oops my bad......:The_Slayer:

Next time, ask GROK


"During Donald Trump's first term (2017–2021), his administration built approximately 458 miles of border barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data. This includes:52 miles of new primary barriers where no barriers previously existed.
33 miles of new secondary barriers (additional fencing behind primary barriers).
373 miles of replacement barriers, upgrading older, dilapidated fencing with new steel bollard fencing, typically 18–30 feet high.

Trump initially promised a 1,000-mile concrete wall but later adjusted to 450–500 miles of barriers, mostly steel bollards rather than concrete, due to cost and practicality. The total U.S.-Mexico border is about 1,954 miles, so the 458 miles built cover roughly 23% of it. Most of the construction replaced existing barriers rather than expanding coverage to new areas. Funding, estimated at $15 billion, came from U.S. taxpayers, primarily through CBP and diverted Department of Defense funds, despite Trump's campaign claim that Mexico would pay."

"The "One Big Beautiful Bill" passed by Congress on July 3, 2025, allocates $46.5 billion for border wall construction and related infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border. According to the House Homeland Security Committee, this funding is intended to complete:701 miles of primary wall
900 miles of river barriers
629 miles of secondary barriers
141 miles of vehicle and pedestrian barriers

These figures represent a mix of new construction and enhancements to existing structures, including access roads, cameras, lights, and sensors. The U.S.-Mexico border spans approximately 1,954 miles, and prior to Trump's second term, about 458 miles of barriers (mostly replacements) were built during his first term, with 52 miles being entirely new primary barriers. The bill's funding aims to significantly expand this coverage, though exact timelines and completion details remain unclear due to logistical challenges, legal hurdles, and varying terrain. Posts on X and sources like PBS and The White House confirm these figures, emphasizing the bill’s focus on completing Trump’s border wall as a key campaign promise"

mexico didn't pay for it?

Originally posted by milliardo:

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

It became a wall of ICE, both are well funded.
https://nypost.com/2025/07/02/us-news/how-the-big-beautiful-bill-will-allow-president-trump-to-finally-finish-the-border-wall/

And that is how you pivot.

The cult has a hard time admitting to themselves and others that Trump had literally never delivering on any promise he had ever made.

That's how you know they are a cult.

No, you don't get to complain if you were obstructing or tearing down walls like the Democrats did the entire time.

Bad faith gaslighting is the entire lefts game plan.

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

Originally posted by milliardo:

And that is how you pivot.

The cult has a hard time admitting to themselves and others that Trump had literally never delivering on any promise he had ever made.

That's how you know they are a cult.

No, you don't get to complain if you were obstructing or tearing down walls like the Democrats did the entire time.

Bad faith gaslighting is the entire lefts game plan.

Projection is a powerful tool of the violent right. Unfortunately it doesn't work on those capable of critical thinking.

Originally posted by SanekiBeko:

What happen to Trump's wall?

It's already finished in the heads of his fans.

There was full funding for the project in the Big Beautiful Bill. Just passed.

Huge boosts to ICE to man and defend it as well.

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

Originally posted by smokerob79:

real question is why no one is going after the fraud over the wall.....how many millions were donated that were never used to build a foot of it.....


oh no one cares because the only people defrauded were their own....oops my bad......:The_Slayer:

Next time, ask GROK


"During Donald Trump's first term (2017–2021), his administration built approximately 458 miles of border barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data. This includes:52 miles of new primary barriers where no barriers previously existed.
33 miles of new secondary barriers (additional fencing behind primary barriers).
373 miles of replacement barriers, upgrading older, dilapidated fencing with new steel bollard fencing, typically 18–30 feet high.

Trump initially promised a 1,000-mile concrete wall but later adjusted to 450–500 miles of barriers, mostly steel bollards rather than concrete, due to cost and practicality. The total U.S.-Mexico border is about 1,954 miles, so the 458 miles built cover roughly 23% of it. Most of the construction replaced existing barriers rather than expanding coverage to new areas. Funding, estimated at $15 billion, came from U.S. taxpayers, primarily through CBP and diverted Department of Defense funds, despite Trump's campaign claim that Mexico would pay."

"The "One Big Beautiful Bill" passed by Congress on July 3, 2025, allocates $46.5 billion for border wall construction and related infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border. According to the House Homeland Security Committee, this funding is intended to complete:701 miles of primary wall
900 miles of river barriers
629 miles of secondary barriers
141 miles of vehicle and pedestrian barriers

These figures represent a mix of new construction and enhancements to existing structures, including access roads, cameras, lights, and sensors. The U.S.-Mexico border spans approximately 1,954 miles, and prior to Trump's second term, about 458 miles of barriers (mostly replacements) were built during his first term, with 52 miles being entirely new primary barriers. The bill's funding aims to significantly expand this coverage, though exact timelines and completion details remain unclear due to logistical challenges, legal hurdles, and varying terrain. Posts on X and sources like PBS and The White House confirm these figures, emphasizing the bill’s focus on completing Trump’s border wall as a key campaign promise"

"I asked the Hitler Right Wing AI and it provided me a totally unbiased source of information!"

Originally posted by milliardo:

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

It became a wall of ICE, both are well funded.
https://nypost.com/2025/07/02/us-news/how-the-big-beautiful-bill-will-allow-president-trump-to-finally-finish-the-border-wall/

And that is how you pivot.

The cult has a hard time admitting to themselves and others that Trump has literally never delivering on any promise he has ever made.

That's how you know they are a cult.

The promises he does keep do nothing for American citizens. Like moving the embassy to Jerusalem and renaming Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. Though that one is only half filled since it's still Gulf of Mexico to the rest of the world.
The wall predates even the "better cheaper healthcare" which ended up being millions losing medicare / medicaid coverage, which let's face it, is a pretty poor substitute in the first place for UHC.
Another neat trick of showcasing his accomplishments is to create a problem then ride in like a knight in shining armour to fix it, which is not guaranteed at that.

trump built enough fence to film himself in front of it and be like "LOOK! WALL!"

Originally posted by Marcy (She/Her):

Originally posted by Dwerklesberry:

Next time, ask GROK


"During Donald Trump's first term (2017–2021), his administration built approximately 458 miles of border barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data. This includes:52 miles of new primary barriers where no barriers previously existed.
33 miles of new secondary barriers (additional fencing behind primary barriers).
373 miles of replacement barriers, upgrading older, dilapidated fencing with new steel bollard fencing, typically 18–30 feet high.

Trump initially promised a 1,000-mile concrete wall but later adjusted to 450–500 miles of barriers, mostly steel bollards rather than concrete, due to cost and practicality. The total U.S.-Mexico border is about 1,954 miles, so the 458 miles built cover roughly 23% of it. Most of the construction replaced existing barriers rather than expanding coverage to new areas. Funding, estimated at $15 billion, came from U.S. taxpayers, primarily through CBP and diverted Department of Defense funds, despite Trump's campaign claim that Mexico would pay."

"The "One Big Beautiful Bill" passed by Congress on July 3, 2025, allocates $46.5 billion for border wall construction and related infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border. According to the House Homeland Security Committee, this funding is intended to complete:701 miles of primary wall
900 miles of river barriers
629 miles of secondary barriers
141 miles of vehicle and pedestrian barriers

These figures represent a mix of new construction and enhancements to existing structures, including access roads, cameras, lights, and sensors. The U.S.-Mexico border spans approximately 1,954 miles, and prior to Trump's second term, about 458 miles of barriers (mostly replacements) were built during his first term, with 52 miles being entirely new primary barriers. The bill's funding aims to significantly expand this coverage, though exact timelines and completion details remain unclear due to logistical challenges, legal hurdles, and varying terrain. Posts on X and sources like PBS and The White House confirm these figures, emphasizing the bill’s focus on completing Trump’s border wall as a key campaign promise"

"I asked the Hitler Right Wing AI and it provided me a totally unbiased source of information!"

>train AI to recognize patterns
>it does
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