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Imagine living in Springfield, OH, a city of 50,000.
Biden just imported 20,000 Haitians living ten to a bedroom into your town.
The cost of groceries has tripled, the cost of rent has doubled.
Crime is through the roof and nobody feels safe on the streets, particularly women, who fear being seized and raped by an illegal alien. And the media is telling you that if the president didn’t have dementia, he’d be the most accomplished president in American history.
He’s up there screaming at the television that he “gets things done,” like spending trillions on “infrastructure” to build eight whole charging stations nationwide for electric cars that nobody in your town wants and he’s got a five-year plan to try to force you to drive, or shoveling billions into Ukraine to put us on the brink of World War III.
Oh, and his political party wants to force the young women in your town to register for the draft if necessary.
When he mumbles out a list of which countries are good and which dictators are bad, the media tells you that these are profound pearls of foreign policy wisdom.
Completely Kafkaesque.
8m·
Imagine living in Springfield, OH, a city of 50,000.
Biden just imported 20,000 Haitians living ten to a bedroom into your town.
The cost of groceries has tripled, the cost of rent has doubled.
Crime is through the roof and nobody feels safe on the streets, particularly women, who fear being seized and raped by an illegal alien. And the media is telling you that if the president didn’t have dementia, he’d be the most accomplished president in American history.
He’s up there screaming at the television that he “gets things done,” like spending trillions on “infrastructure” to build eight whole charging stations nationwide for electric cars that nobody in your town wants and he’s got a five-year plan to try to force you to drive, or shoveling billions into Ukraine to put us on the brink of World War III.
Oh, and his political party wants to force the young women in your town to register for the draft if necessary.
When he mumbles out a list of which countries are good and which dictators are bad, the media tells you that these are profound pearls of foreign policy wisdom.
Completely Kafkaesque.
