$18.4 + million. Go fund me doesn’t have it listed on their front page. What a crock! They can’t stand it’s doing so well.

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Originally posted by coloradohunter44:
$18.2 million plus. Over 300k contributors. Awesome.

This is number politicians should be looking at.

Slowly chugging along. MAGA.

I'm in____go fund the wall!

I'm still a Trump supporter and donated regularly during his campaign_____and after.
If this fund the wall isn't legit so I've spent more on junk from time to time and this is really worth the gamble to me.
One God__one country___one woman
Stay safe
Poli Viejo

Interesting....the guy graduated from Kaimuki High School in Honolulu according to an article I saw, humble beginnings. Went into the military, and gave up three limbs.

Of course there's no mention of it on the GFM page, but the ladders to get over trumps wall is number 1 trending front page.....

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Originally posted by Andyb:
Of course there's no mention of it on the GFM page, but the ladders to get over trumps wall is number 1 trending front page.....

I too noticed that. What a crock of shit. However I just saw that billboards are popping up about the gofundme efforts. Don’t know who is sponsoring these. Awesome again.

But to keep interest up on this! $18.6 million last I checked.

$19,001,683.00

I think that somehow more Americans need to be informed about this movement. It just has to keep moving in the correct direction.....me thinks!!

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Originally posted by GT-40DOC:
I think that somehow more Americans need to be informed about this movement. It just has to keep moving in the correct direction.....me thinks!!

Phoenix FOX channel 10 did a short bit on the 'movement' when it first started. I don't think they're updated the total since then.

A bit over a million a day raised over 19 days. Keep it up, folks!

https://ca.gofundme.com/TheTrumpWallS

$19,394,--- and growing. Patriots my friends.

Regarding the wall, there is already a wall, or fence, along much of the border now. Repairing, maintaining or upgrading the existing wall shouldn't require any special act or machinations in Congress, should it?

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Originally posted by arfmel:
A bit over a million a day raised over 19 days. Keep it up, folks!

https://ca.gofundme.com/TheTrumpWallS

Not cool, results in a 404 error saying the campaign doesn’t exist or was removed. I suspect it is the ‘S’ on the end as the link on the first page works just fine. Of course it is “www.” not “ca.”

I think it may have been a bogus (copycat) GFM page. It happens and they get shut down pretty quick.

The "real" page is here : https://www.gofundme.com/TheTrumpWall

Here’s the like to an article covering the collections for the wall.

https://rightwing.news/amputee...GWx5840pCZVR4g1Oa8o8

$19.5 million and growing.

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Originally posted by TigerDore:
Regarding the wall, there is already a wall, or fence, along much of the border now. Repairing, maintaining or upgrading the existing wall shouldn't require any special act or machinations in Congress, should it?

In many areas along the AZ southern border, the border is separated by nothing more than a few strands of barbed wire. Repairing it isn't expensive but it's hardly a barrier. It may run along private property or so remote that no roads exist. That makes access difficult. Arivaca, AZ is like that, a small community of ranchers and farmers.

There's over 600 miles of porous border but the media likes to show only those sections of hard barrier at ports of entry.

I am wondering if Pres. Trump's speech last night might have caused a "bump up" in contributions to build the wall, and stand behind our President.

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Originally posted by az4783054:

In many areas along the AZ southern border, the border is separated by nothing more than a few strands of barbed wire. Repairing it isn't expensive but it's hardly a barrier. It may run along private property or so remote that no roads exist. That makes access difficult. Arivaca, AZ is like that, a small community of ranchers and farmers.

There's over 600 miles of porous border but the media likes to show only those sections of hard barrier at ports of entry.

Yes, I understand. I have seen many parts of it. I am being somewhat oblique here, but my post was intended to invoke that wonderful lawyerly game of semantics. If something already exists, like a fence, then repairing and upgrading that structure, and extending it where needed, should fall under an existing budget item that doesn't require congressional approval. We don't have to call it a wall. It can be a 20 foot high concrete fence replacing older, broken-down or otherwise ineffective structures.


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