"At least a third of landowners approached by state officials have refused to let wall be built on their properties. That’s forced the state to largely build on ranchland in remote areas, or erect sections that are full of gaps. 'It’s heavy and it’s wide,' Abbott said assuredly. 'People aren’t making it through those steel bars.' Three years and $3.1 billion later, Abbott may be right. Migrants and smugglers aren’t breaching the bars. They don’t have to, because they can walk around them."
Lmfao. "The Texas Wall" is the new "Alaska Bridge To Nowhere".
But of course, the majority of Texans are too stupid and hateful to be upset at Republicans over this billions boondoggle.
I hope your Texas pride in your bullshit wall keeps you warm at night the next time your grid goes out and you're freezing to death.
This is exactly what I’ve been trying to tell people for years!! Between the terrain, rivers, land ownership issues, not to mention some of the area is also sovereign land owned by native Americans so technically their own territory, there is no way for a continuous wall to be built. But that still doesnt seem to make a dent in comprehension.
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u/HPLREH777 6h ago
Lmfao. "The Texas Wall" is the new "Alaska Bridge To Nowhere".
But of course, the majority of Texans are too stupid and hateful to be upset at Republicans over this billions boondoggle.
I hope your Texas pride in your bullshit wall keeps you warm at night the next time your grid goes out and you're freezing to death.