The Dems big lie about immigration

 Stephen Kruiser:

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Proving that they are really the party of “Problems for thee, but not for me,” the resort Dems worked quickly to get rid of the new denizens of the Vineyard and, in typical Democrat fashion, lied about why they had to do it.

American leftists love to refer to any questioning about the veracity of the 2020 presidential election as “The Big Lie.” The real “Big Lie” in this country is the Dems’ claim that they care about illegal immigrants.

If you look closely, the open borders crowd is comprised largely of politicians who don’t live anywhere near the border. They’ve latched onto a crisis that doesn’t affect them in an effort to seem like they’re true humanitarians. When the crisis does arrive at their pristine doorsteps the response is, “Ooh, icky people.”

Democrats love making the case that their principles reside on the highest of moral high grounds. When faced with a choice to be the benevolent world-builders that they fancy themselves to be, however, they invariably prove that they’re elitist, classist snobs.

Again, kudos to all of the Republican governors who have spent the last several weeks shining a light on the layers of b.s. surrounding the Democrats’ open borders rhetoric. It’s a trap that they’ll keep walking into.
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One of the ways you can tell how the movement is hurting the Dems is their attempt to criminalize it suggesting that people who volunteer to go to these places are "kidnapped."   

BTW:

White House says it's 'surging' resources to Texas to address migrant influx but offers no details

And:

 Rules for thee but not for me! Outrage as it’s revealed Dem-led El Paso is moving illegal migrants to NYC by bus, after White House slammed GOP governors who did the same

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