On Sunday, an unidentified Arizona woman went after Beto O’Rourke’s stance on illegal immigration during a public forum.
Even though she was booed while she raised O’Rourke’s stance on immigration, the presidential candidate asked his fans to let her speak.
Woman: “I notice that you pander a lot to the illegal aliens and encouraging illegal immigration,”
“We are a nation of laws, and I just think it’s a slap in the face to every legal immigrant who has waited and paid and played by the rules to immigrate to this country, and who have respected our country, our land, our citizens, our laws, and who have gone through the process.”
“To just say ‘everybody is welcome here, you all get free stuff and just come on over the border’ is, again, a slap in the face to every legal immigrant like my mother who has come here legally.”
A strong independent woman wants to protect herself and have current laws respected while the Beto O’Rourke zombies boo her. More proof there’s not enough pacifiers at the DNC daycare to pass around.
Beto, why don’t you ask all the families in America who have lost loved ones to those so-called immigrants that did not belong here. You make me sick, along with your entire party. Get out of our country already take with you all your supporters you did not want here.
Every time Beto has some public meeting, it saddens me at how ignorant so many of our young people are. Willing to throw away freedoms that so many people have fought for just because some young new face says so.
Think about this: Isn’t it ironic that an American Citizen who travels abroad needs a US passport to re-enter his/her own country. Passports cost some money, and some time and effort to obtain. However, when an illegal alien enters our country, he or she will receive temporary shelter, health checks, food, and drink. The American citizen takes it on the chin!
Most responsible Americans today feel politicians today even understand what their role is – not just in America, but all over the world. The role of government — any government — is to take care of the “common business” of “the people.” Those people being the LEGAL residents of that jurisdiction.
Further, the government must protect the rights of those same LEGAL residents of that jurisdiction. The common business being the “common” tasks the residents want to be performed. Rather than each individual or household building their roads; hiring their own “police force,”; hiring their firefighters; etc., they have their government perform those tasks on behalf of the collective people. Their role IS NOT to “rule” The People and dictate to them how they will live their lives.
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This piece originally appeared in WayneDupree.com [1] and is used by permission.