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Our Current Political Leaders are a DISGRACE

This current batch of political leaders are most disingenuous ... thus, disgracing their elevated leadership status.

Perhaps, referring to them as such is a little strong .... nevertheless, it may NOT be too far off the mark.

If any of our elected leaders truly cared about a solution to the immigration problem, then at this very moment we would be talking about workable solutions instead of blaming each other for the lack thereof.

The images we are being presented with regarding detention of children are simply put forth to elicit emotional outbursts as opposed to serving as a basis for generating solutions to the overall problem of illegal immigration and border security.

Once again, the defenseless  (in this case the most helpless of all ... children) are getting hurt and are no more than political pawns. Hey!!! Washington ... these defenseless folks have families, breath, blood and emotions.

Management types in business, will tell the minions ... that if we are not part of the solution then we are part of the problem. Plus, this same management will tell us NOT to approach them with a problem unless we have a recommended solution to go along with it.

It has reached a critical point where these political leaders need to be given the boot and replaced with individuals who can solve problems ... as opposed to making them worse.

I don't care whether the new leaders elected are Democrat or Republican ... WE NEED A WORKABLE SOLUTION TO THE IMMIGRATION DILEMMA ....

NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW ... the time for evasive responses from these leaders is over.

FYI, my suggested solution to the problem ...  is to grant amnesty & citizenship to those who are here now & then beef up border security (a damn wall if necessary) ... THERE ... I am approaching political management with a solution to the problem.

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