What I "want" is for every hard-working person in our country- the wealthiest and most prosperous country in the history of the universe- to have basic access to shelter, food, clothing, healthcare, medicine. What I "want" is for every hard-working person in our country to not have to struggle so mightily to make ends meet on low or minimum wage while the Chief Executive of their company buys a third yacht, a second private jet, and a fifth vacation mansion. What I "want" is for us to have strong, secure, well-enforced borders that protect us while simultaneously having a robust, efficient system of legal immigration that enables people from all over the world to come to the United States, work hard, pay taxes, contribute to our economic success, and make their own lives- and ours- better.
Why is any of that some unachievable utopian fantasy? I'm always so amazed that the same people who believe that America is the greatest country that ever country'd in the history of countries, somehow immediately lose faith in American exceptionalism the moment we start discussing things like....making sure people don't go hungry, making sure that people who want to live here and work hard have the ability to do so, etc.