US Border Wall An Emergency?

US Border Wall A National Emergency?

The Wall, The Wall, The Wall - I'm sick of it. Even for the thirty percent who believe it's a real National Emergency, would those people put it at the top of the list of other real US National Emergencies - I don't think so?

The reason why many Republicans (no Demarcates) believe there is a National Emergency is because of the influx of illegal immigrants, drugs and money laundering. Those thirty percent are concerned that without a Wall Americans are being hurt and even killed. 

I can't say this small group of Republicans are entirely wrong, but, where does the Wall factor into the many other real US emergencies? Below is my priority list. I would love to hear your list:

*  Cancer is a real National Emergency. More Americans (and others around the world) are suffering and dyeing from Cancer than all the negative shit that coming from Mexico.

*  Alzheimer Disease kills more Americans than drugs. Alzheimer Disease ruins more families than drugs and guns.

* Lack of gun control legislation is killing more Americans than a Wall would prevent. BTW, the vast majority of weapons that come into this country come from the US Ports Of Call not the Mexican border. 

* Money laundering does come from Mexico, but much, more comes from the US Ports Of Call. Also, IMHO, the US is the biggest launderer of money. You may wonder why? It's because our government is spending OUR billions and billions of dollars going to Mars and beyond instead of fixing the Emergencies in the United States. Therefore, I believe my government is laundering MY money.

* The US infrastructure is crumbling. The electric grid is no longer safe. Cyber attacks are out of control. These are much, much, much higher US National Emergencies than the WALL.

I could go on and on. However, it's not just up to me to prioritizes - It's up to YOU (the seventy percent). PLEASE, contact your elected representatives to make it clear that there are many, many, many other National Emergencies that need to be addressed before we:

Build A Wall We Don't Need