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Democrats are wholly responsible for the opioid crisis. Their policy demands made it possible, and their priorities continue to feed it. They have blocked every effort by your president to stop the flow of drugs and gangs because they are using it to grow government.
Liberals who provide sanctuary to illegal aliens inside the United States are not just breaking the law. They are encouraging law-breaking. New Hampshire’s opioid crisis is all thanks to Democrat priorities.
Eighteen months ago, the Feds busted up a massive drug ring operating out of Lawrence, Mass. Gov. Sununu and President Trump both named Lawrence which coughed up dozens of indictments cementing the sanctuary city as a drug hub. Well, it’s happened again.
The left is committed to disarming Americans. The Democrat Majority House is pushing federal Red Flag laws that would let the police take people’s stuff on a whim. But when Republicans suggested adding known gang-bangers to any list, the Dems blocked it.
You have to check out this title from MoveON.org’s latest outrage email. “Attend a Presidents Day Protest against Trump’s fake emergency.” Fake emergency? How much money have Democrats and government asked for to address the four-year-long drug crisis? Sorry, the epidemic?
“What You Need To Know About The Violent Animals Of MS-13” is the title of a May 21st, White House Press Release. A perfect retort, touche, or as they reported over at Twitchy, “Like a BOSS! White House ‘trolls the SH*T’ out of the press corp with MS-13 press release and OMG.” That’s what you …
Given all I’ve written about MS-13, opioids, and sanctuary cities and states lately, this cartoon boils the California problem down to a national defense issue. We can’t secure the border, address the opioid crisis, or any of the gang violence it perpetuates as long as California is a conduit for drugs, gang members, and the cartels that …
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Yesterday I pointed out that according to Heritage the 2013 re-authorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) included provisions that violated the constitution by giving Federal authority to tribal courts. Today, we discover that the 78 Senators and 286 House members who voted (some happily) for S.47, the (Violence Against Women Re-authorization Act of 2013), also voted to prohibit the …
Follow-up: How Happy is Ann Kuster about the VAWA Vote Now? Read More »
