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Jun 1, 2020 10:17:12   #
Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support from Republican v**ers.

But inside Washington, D.C. there are still Never-Trump RINOs looking to sabotage his re-e******n chances.

And now nine Republicans just signed a letter that stabbed Donald Trump in the back.

Donald T***p w*n the 2016 e******n in large part by running against the establishment’s support for amnesty and open borders.

Even after Donald Trump’s win, pro-open borders forces within the GOP worked to undermine the President’s “America First” message.

The latest example of this treachery came when nine Republican Senators signed a secret letter demanding the Trump administration allow more foreign workers to enter the country during the c****av***s p******c.

Republican Senators Lindsey Graham, James Lankford, Mike Crapo, John Cornyn, Lisa Murkowski, Todd Young, Dan Sullivan, Mike Rounds and James Risch all demanded the President import cheap foreign labor that would depress the wages of current workers and take job opportunities away from the nearly 40 million out of work Americans.

The turncoat nine wrote:

The marked impact that the c****av***s has had on the job market is undeniable. Nearly 33 million Americans are unemployed, and close to eight million American small businesses are at risk of shuttering forever. Some of these struggling small businesses rely on labor that many Americans may not be qualified or able to perform, even in the aftermath of the p******c, and some of these businesses operate in industry sectors that are not experiencing high unemployment … or in particular geographical locations where qualified labor is scarce. American businesses that rely on help from these visa programs should not be forced to close without serious consideration. Guest workers are needed to boost American business, not take American jobs.

The President is pinning his re-e******n hopes on getting Americans back to work and rebuilding the economy.

But these Republicans undercut that message by trying to keep Americans out of work and replacing them with cheap foreign labor.

Renewed Right will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.

Under no circumstance forget these names!
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support... (show quote)


I'll do what I can about John Cornyn and that's a promise.

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Jun 1, 2020 18:26:24   #
teabag09
 
Carol Kelly wrote:
Thank you. I feel as though I’m a voice in the wilderness,


I agree with Jim. I read what you say just don't disagree with you. Mike

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Jun 1, 2020 18:36:37   #
Tug484
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support from Republican v**ers.

But inside Washington, D.C. there are still Never-Trump RINOs looking to sabotage his re-e******n chances.

And now nine Republicans just signed a letter that stabbed Donald Trump in the back.

Donald T***p w*n the 2016 e******n in large part by running against the establishment’s support for amnesty and open borders.

Even after Donald Trump’s win, pro-open borders forces within the GOP worked to undermine the President’s “America First” message.

The latest example of this treachery came when nine Republican Senators signed a secret letter demanding the Trump administration allow more foreign workers to enter the country during the c****av***s p******c.

Republican Senators Lindsey Graham, James Lankford, Mike Crapo, John Cornyn, Lisa Murkowski, Todd Young, Dan Sullivan, Mike Rounds and James Risch all demanded the President import cheap foreign labor that would depress the wages of current workers and take job opportunities away from the nearly 40 million out of work Americans.

The turncoat nine wrote:

The marked impact that the c****av***s has had on the job market is undeniable. Nearly 33 million Americans are unemployed, and close to eight million American small businesses are at risk of shuttering forever. Some of these struggling small businesses rely on labor that many Americans may not be qualified or able to perform, even in the aftermath of the p******c, and some of these businesses operate in industry sectors that are not experiencing high unemployment … or in particular geographical locations where qualified labor is scarce. American businesses that rely on help from these visa programs should not be forced to close without serious consideration. Guest workers are needed to boost American business, not take American jobs.

The President is pinning his re-e******n hopes on getting Americans back to work and rebuilding the economy.

But these Republicans undercut that message by trying to keep Americans out of work and replacing them with cheap foreign labor.

Renewed Right will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.

Under no circumstance forget these names!
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support... (show quote)



This angered me when I saw it last week.
Lost jobs here for millions and the reps want foreign workers because their rich donors demand it.

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Jun 1, 2020 18:37:27   #
Tug484
 
Doctor Dave wrote:
Is there a link that backs up this post?


I read it last week, it's true.

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Jun 1, 2020 22:52:45   #
maryjane
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support from Republican v**ers.

But inside Washington, D.C. there are still Never-Trump RINOs looking to sabotage his re-e******n chances.

And now nine Republicans just signed a letter that stabbed Donald Trump in the back.

Donald T***p w*n the 2016 e******n in large part by running against the establishment’s support for amnesty and open borders.

Even after Donald Trump’s win, pro-open borders forces within the GOP worked to undermine the President’s “America First” message.

The latest example of this treachery came when nine Republican Senators signed a secret letter demanding the Trump administration allow more foreign workers to enter the country during the c****av***s p******c.

Republican Senators Lindsey Graham, James Lankford, Mike Crapo, John Cornyn, Lisa Murkowski, Todd Young, Dan Sullivan, Mike Rounds and James Risch all demanded the President import cheap foreign labor that would depress the wages of current workers and take job opportunities away from the nearly 40 million out of work Americans.

The turncoat nine wrote:

The marked impact that the c****av***s has had on the job market is undeniable. Nearly 33 million Americans are unemployed, and close to eight million American small businesses are at risk of shuttering forever. Some of these struggling small businesses rely on labor that many Americans may not be qualified or able to perform, even in the aftermath of the p******c, and some of these businesses operate in industry sectors that are not experiencing high unemployment … or in particular geographical locations where qualified labor is scarce. American businesses that rely on help from these visa programs should not be forced to close without serious consideration. Guest workers are needed to boost American business, not take American jobs.

The President is pinning his re-e******n hopes on getting Americans back to work and rebuilding the economy.

But these Republicans undercut that message by trying to keep Americans out of work and replacing them with cheap foreign labor.

Renewed Right will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.

Under no circumstance forget these names!
Polls show Donald Trump has near universal support... (show quote)


Well, this is not the first. Two-three weeks ago, a group began pushing to use tens of thousands of unused work visas to bring in foreign medical field workers, doctors and nurses. These t*****rs knew quite well that American hospitals were laying off medical personnel because the v***s had not filled the hospitals as expected. I do not recall the names of these t*****rs, except for one, who is a Republican from my state. I went to v**e in our primary today (e******n day next week) but could not even v**e against him because no Republican opponents, but I am so angry. I have never h**ed anyone in my life, but I am reaching the point of actually despising congress, all of them, both parties, and I consider them all t*****rs to this country and the American people. Yes, we have lots of citizens who are l*****ts, socialists, etc, who seem to h**e America and want to destroy both this country and real Americans. But those people have the right to their viewpoints, but the people elected to Congress are NOT entitled to their viewpoints. At e******n times, these scoundrels stand in front of us and lie with perfectly straight faces and enthusiasm, telling us what they know we want to hear. So, they know very well what we want done about different issues so critical to our country and us and THAT IS THE ONLY VIEWPOINT these t*****rs are supposed to have while in office representing us, supposedly working for us! But as soon as they win the e******n, we are totally forgotten and ignored except for the few ultra wealthy and corporation heads that can help these scoundrels increase their power and purses in Congress. They all disgust me. I hear often that there are a few good ones. My answer to that is NO, they are just as guilty because they never stand and fight for us and their very silence puts them on the side if the others. A pox on all of them and a sincere hope that karma finds them soon.

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Jun 2, 2020 04:48:55   #
iFrank Loc: San Antonio
 
Doctor Dave wrote:
Is there a link that backs up this post?


Cornyn will not get our v**e, the flip side to this problem is he’s the only one running on the republican ticket, he has asked for donations and I told him that there would be no money for RINO’s, and then those t*****rs go and do this! Wow. What they do is petition under Trump’s name but when you read the fine print, it’s for that Grand Ol’ Party, that when I cut them off, they even petition me for candidates that are way out of my district. The shrew tricksters. I have a link if you care to read.

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-184847-1.html

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Jun 2, 2020 10:04:26   #
JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida
 
I got a call from the Republican Party yesterday reminding me of a pledge I had made I told em that pledge has been cancelled as long as Grahm and other RINOS v**ed against the American worker.
iFrank wrote:
Cornyn will not get our v**e, the flip side to this problem is he’s the only one running on the republican ticket, he has asked for donations and I told him that there would be no money for RINO’s, and then those t*****rs go and do this! Wow. What they do is petition under Trump’s name but when you read the fine print, it’s for that Grand Ol’ Party, that when I cut them off, they even petition me for candidates that are way out of my district. The shrew tricksters. I have a link if you care to read.

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-184847-1.html
Cornyn will not get our v**e, the flip side to thi... (show quote)

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Jun 2, 2020 10:33:47   #
iFrank Loc: San Antonio
 
JFlorio wrote:
I got a call from the Republican Party yesterday reminding me of a pledge I had made I told em that pledge has been cancelled as long as Grahm and other RINOS v**ed against the American worker.


Have you checked out the New Topics, A****a followers are d********g murderers.

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Jun 2, 2020 11:09:32   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
I'm surprised Collins of Maine isn't on there. Maine's problem is that too many people from Noo Yawk and Noo Joisey and Bastan Taxachusetts have moved up there.


Collins is too busy fighting for her seat! She may be one of the 4 needed to flip the Senate-----Shes worthless!

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Jun 2, 2020 11:56:14   #
Seth
 
Smedley_buzk**l wrote:
I would have thought better of Cornyn. I hope TX remembers this. I would have been surprised had Lindsey Grahamnesty's name NOT been on here, or Lisa Murkowski, currently competing with Collins of Maine for World's Most Unwanted RINO.


It all boils down to lack of term limits. The founders didn't intend for us to be saddled with a permanent ruling class, they envisioned the American people sending hard working, successful citizens to Washington for a term or two, then having them go home and pick up where they left off while others were sent to govern for a term or two. They knew that this way, those serving would go with full knowledge of the will of their neighbors and fellow countrymen and serve without the encumbrance of any career considerations.

With politicians making careers of politics, serving in the House and/or the Senate for decades, it's inevitable that the trappings of power and the ability to live beyond the means of most of their constituents without having to produce anything has a narcotic effect. It's human nature. They become parasites on the taxpayer's dime.

I'd wager, if such a wager were possible, that if the founders had given more thought to it and realized where a lack thereof was going to lead us, term limits would have been written firmly into the Constitution.

These political careerists become more adept, out of perceived necessity, of ensuring their political survival than they will ever be at solving the nation's problems. They make deals geared more toward their own re-e******n than toward the concerns or betterment of their constituents' lot, spread the wealth, on the back of the taxpayer, where needed within their home districts' political organizations to retain local nominations every e******n and as often as not kick problems down the road instead of solving them to preserve them for future campaign promises or causes they can recycle from term to term.

If the v**ers in their respective districts are too stupid to figure out their being had by swamp dwelling parasites whose concerns about We, the People are how much they can bulls**t us for v**es, they deserve what they get, and face it: if you talk to most people, they are clueless about who and what they're actually v****g for.

Unfortunately, most Americans have become complacent and no longer adhere to the great Thomas Jefferson's statement that it is incumbent upon every American to look over the politicians' shoulders and keep an eye on what they're doing on our behalf.

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Jun 2, 2020 13:21:12   #
Tug484
 
iFrank wrote:
Cornyn will not get our v**e, the flip side to this problem is he’s the only one running on the republican ticket, he has asked for donations and I told him that there would be no money for RINO’s, and then those t*****rs go and do this! Wow. What they do is petition under Trump’s name but when you read the fine print, it’s for that Grand Ol’ Party, that when I cut them off, they even petition me for candidates that are way out of my district. The shrew tricksters. I have a link if you care to read.

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-184847-1.html
Cornyn will not get our v**e, the flip side to thi... (show quote)



Nobody Republican ever runs against Cornyn and it makes me sick.
He gets a democratic Challenger, but never a Republican one.

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Jun 2, 2020 13:39:10   #
iFrank Loc: San Antonio
 
Tug484 wrote:
Nobody Republican ever runs against Cornyn and it makes me sick.
He gets a democratic Challenger, but never a Republican one.


A few years back he was considering not running anymore, I wonder if the deep staters made him a deal he couldn’t refuse. Make me suspicious on his commitment to the Republican Party, but now we do know where he stands, why doesn’t an ex military person challenge his seat, I would v**e for that.

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Jun 2, 2020 13:57:21   #
Tug484
 
iFrank wrote:
A few years back he was considering not running anymore, I wonder if the deep staters made him a deal he couldn’t refuse. Make me suspicious on his commitment to the Republican Party, but now we do know where he stands, why doesn’t an ex military person challenge his seat, I would v**e for that.


Me too, in a heart beat.
I haven't been happy about him since they redistricted and put him from Amarillo out here representing the oilfield.

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Jun 2, 2020 14:52:44   #
iFrank Loc: San Antonio
 
Tug484 wrote:
Me too, in a heart beat.
I haven't been happy about him since they redistricted and put him from Amarillo out here representing the oilfield.


Ahhh, there it is, didn’t know about the redistricting. 👍🏻

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Jun 2, 2020 17:39:32   #
Tug484
 
iFrank wrote:
Ahhh, there it is, didn’t know about the redistricting. 👍🏻


Yes, they redistricted in Texas.
He happened to be living in Amarillo and he was running.
That's how we got him and he's been there ever since.
They don't ever seem to want to go home.

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