Democrats becoming dependent on illegals

 Stephen Kruiser:

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Democrats love blaming their myriad and monumental failures on everyone but themselves. Well, they make an exception for Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, of course. But beyond those two, they’ve got a closetful of monsters they blame for preventing them from instituting their dream of one-party rule in America. Donald Trump. Mitch McConnell. Some guy at the bar named Carl.

Freakin’ Carl.

The real problem for the Dems is that most people outside of the bigoted, hyper-liberal coastal bubbles (and Chicago) aren’t interested in what they’re selling.

Enter the zillion or so illegal immigrants who the open borders freaks have allowed into the United States.

Here’s what got me going for this round:

California has long been at the forefront of sucking up to illegal immigrants. They have to replace all of those Golden State residents who are fleeing to sanity somehow, after all.

The ultimate dream, of course, is to find a way to turn all of the interlopers into voting Democrats without letting a legal path to citizenship and the United States Constitution get in the way. New York City just took a big step in that direction.

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The Democrats know that if they can’t achieve their goals this year of permanently federalizing and rigging elections, they are in trouble with an electorate that is increasingly dissatisfied with the various freak flags the party is flying.

They know that their fortunes are linked to giving citizenship goodies to people who haven’t earned them, like illegal immigrants or “non-citizens.” If they don’t succeed with that, the party will have to retool its message to appeal to real Americans.

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This is what they are up to on their so-called voting rights legislation and other issues.  Most real American citizens should see the writing on the wall and vote against the Democrats. 

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