GOP representing: the Dems think that negotiating with Trump is "like a compromise with the devil"

Rep. Peter King (RN.Y.) said the Democrats were engaged in negotiations to end a partial government shutdown, which had lasted a long record. The White House's immigration proposal warns the Senate Speaker: "We voted for Trump and got Jeb!" [Annoncer] Announce blames Trump's closing compromise: "We would have voted for Trump and we would have got Jeb!" would anger the party's base. with President Trump will look like a capitulation. And Nancy Pelosi Nancy Patricia's Alesandro PelosiSunday Preview: Closure Negotiations Will Continue After White House Immigration Proposal, Rove Warns Senate MORE made things very difficult when she said that a wall is amoral. Because once you say that something is a moral, how can you possibly compromise? ", Said King on John Catsimatidis' radio show.

" The fear is great, among the Democratic leaders, if they enter into an agreement with President Trump, it's like a compromise with the devil. They are the most extreme leftist progressive element of their party. And that has a disproportionate influence on the party. And it's really at a time to say no to the left wing progressive. "

The White House and congressional Democrats are currently at a dead end in negotiations to end a partial closure of the government that entered Sunday in its 30th day.

Democrats Saturday rejected a proposal the President who would temporarily extend the protections granted to beneficiaries of the Deferred Action Plan for Child Arrivals (DACA) and introduce legislation extending the legal status of holders of temporary protection status (SPT) in exchange for his request for $ 5.7 billion for a border wall.

"[H] is a compilation of several previously rejected initiatives, each of which is unacceptable and does not represent a bona fide effort to restore security in the It is unlikely that any of these provisions, on their own, will be adopted by the House and considered together, they are ineffective, "said Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) in a statement Saturday.

King urged Democrats and Democrats the White House to continue negotiations, suggesting meeting in the middle on funding the border wall while including a DACA fix.

"The simplest [compromise] would be that the Democrats give President Trump 3 to 4 billion dollars for the wall … Republicans give the Democrats the dreamers," he said. "Everything should be on the table."