Within Donald Trump’s government-in-waiting, there is a fresh debate over
whether and how thoroughly the president-elect should follow through on his
campaign promise to attack or even invade Mexico, as part of the “war” he’s
pledged to wage against powerful drug cartels.

“How much should we invade Mexico?” says a senior Trump transition member. “That
is the question.”

It is a question that would have seemed batty for the GOP elite to consider
before, even during Trump’s first term. But in the four years since, many within
the mainstream Republican centers of power have come around to support Trump’s
idea to bomb or attack Mexico.

Trump’s Cabinet picks, including his choices for secretary of defense and
secretary of state, have publicly supported the idea of potentially unleashing
the U.S. military in Mexico. So has the man Trump has tapped to be his national
security adviser. So has the man Trump selected as his “border czar” to lead his
immigration crackdowns. So have various Trump allies in Congress and in the media.

Trump, who has routinely (and falsely) promoted himself as the candidate who
would stop “endless wars,” now wants to lead a new conflict just south of our
nation’s border. But at this moment, it is, in the words of one Trump adviser,
“unclear how far he’ll go on this one.” This source adds: “If things don’t
change, the president still believes it’s necessary to take some kind of
military action against these killers.”

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-mexico-drug-cartels-military-invade-1235183177/

The Republiscum/QAnon KKK shitbags who spew here are going to dismiss this
because it's from Rolling Stone, but that only proves their idiocy and bad
faith. Rolling Stone is an *impeccable* journalism outlet.

J Carlson wrote:
> Within Donald Trump’s government-in-waiting, there is a fresh
> debate over whether and how thoroughly the president-elect should
> follow through on his campaign promise to attack or even invade
> Mexico, as part of the “war” he’s pledged to wage against powerful
> drug cartels.
>
> “How much should we invade Mexico?” says a senior Trump transition
> member. “That is the question.”

Operation Pershing will once again make Mexico heel to our command.

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J Carlson wrote:

> Within Donald Trump’s government-in-waiting, there is a fresh debate
> over whether and how thoroughly the president-elect should follow
> through on his campaign promise to attack or even invade Mexico, as
> part of the “war” he’s pledged to wage against powerful drug cartels.
>
> “How much should we invade Mexico?” says a senior Trump transition
> member. “That is the question.”
>

Okay with me. I'm still pist about the Alamo.

> It is a question that would have seemed batty for the GOP elite to
> consider before, even during Trump’s first term. But in the four
> years since, many within the mainstream Republican centers of power
> have come around to support Trump’s idea to bomb or attack Mexico.
>
> Trump’s Cabinet picks, including his choices for secretary of defense
> and secretary of state, have publicly supported the idea of
> potentially unleashing the U.S. military in Mexico. So has the man
> Trump has tapped to be his national security adviser. So has the man
> Trump selected as his “border czar” to lead his immigration
> crackdowns. So have various Trump allies in Congress and in the media.
>
> Trump, who has routinely (and falsely) promoted himself as the
> candidate who would stop “endless wars,” now wants to lead a new
> conflict just south of our nation’s border. But at this moment, it
> is, in the words of one Trump adviser, “unclear how far he’ll go on
> this one.” This source adds: “If things don’t change, the president
> still believes it’s necessary to take some kind of military action
> against these killers.”
>
>
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-mexico-drug-cartels-military-invade-1235183177/
>
> The Republiscum/QAnon KKK shitbags who spew here are going to dismiss
> this because it's from Rolling Stone, but that only proves their
> idiocy and bad faith. Rolling Stone is an impeccable journalism
> outlet.

Yep.