The Pound Town raptress doesn t appreciate that she is being treated like a stripper while performing SkeeYee in Detroit, telling the crowd to stop hitting her with the money.
who should havguns and perhaps stricter enforcement of current laws is another area there s a lot of agreement. mental health facilities or mental health assets for people struggling, people going through a mental crisis that could go down this path of a mass shooting. another area of broad agreement, you saw legislation last year to that end. i don t know that has been structured well enough to focus on the issue. usually you re just sort of throwing money at general mental health causes, which can have an impact, but isn t necessarily specifically designed to prevent mass shootings in particular. i want to talk about one pretty provocative notion out there, which is the question of what people actually see when these shootings happen. cnn and other news organizations are very careful about showing images that are out there, particularly when it comes to
i think that is very frustrating. but 1 to 1, americans agree on a lot more than we disagree. well you are 1 to 1 here. yeah. yeah and i think there s a lot more agreement to disagreement over the kinds of people who should have guns, and perhaps, stricter enforcement of current laws is another area there s a lot of agreement, mental health facilities, or mental health assets for people struggling, people going through a mental crisis that could go down this path of mass shooting. i mean another area brought agreement you sought legislation last year to that end. i don t know that it has been structured well enough to focus on the issue, usually he s sort of throwing money at general mental health causes which can have an impact, but isn t necessarily specifically designed to prevent mass shootings in particular.
billion dollars here and a billion there. there is a state leader of the california state senate brian jones. this is what he said. this is just another band-aid on a crisis that is out of control in california. we know that throwing money at this problem doesn t work. now that you have had some distance from california and you ve seen in florida how the system works a lot differently is there anything you think that gavin newsom could actually do to try to get people to stop coming to their state? what you are pointing out is that a lot of these people who are homeless want to be there. they have the conditions maybe they don t want to be homeless but they want to be left alone. but this tiny house idea might look good on paper. how long do you think it lasts? of course there is something gavin newsom could do. resign. everything he touches he re
obviously should be the foremost of everyone s mind. yeah, we re still having to address this immigration issue. it s not gotten any better. i think we need to think outside the box, jose, and that s what i m trying to explain to my colleagues also. we can t keep throwing money at this and thinking it will go away. we need to be effective and be good stewards of the taxpayer funds and we need to make sure we have a goal in mind in addressing the immigration surge that we re seeing. if you think about it, in visiting with mayors and with elected officials in mexico, they did an audit of the migrants that came in to a sister city across eagle pass. about every one of these individuals had about $2,000 in their pockets because they know that s how much it costs to pay the to get smuggled into the u.s. what if we if texas led on that issue and we did an asylum application former and we charged the $2,000.