Earlier this week, eight House Republicans joined with Democrats to derail Marjorie Taylor Greene’s efforts to impeach Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. That may seem bizarre to you. Mayorkas has blatantly ignored U.S. law, is aiding and abetting an invasion of this country, and is endangering all of our lives even as the terror threat worldwide skyrockets. This should have been a slam dunk right?
One of those eight 'Republicans' is from my state. There is a movement to primary him, as there should be for the other seven. Those that were absent to vote should be suspect also.
"Infuriating" doesn't even begin to describe the situation.
Corporate interests - and political interests at their behest - also use taxpayer-paid welfare as, in effect, a CORPORATE SUBSIDY (for legals, but especially for illegals).
Medicaid, "free" emergency rooms, subsidized housing, and free education for illegals - if by no other means than through their "eligibility" due to anchor babies - means that employers can pay a "living wage" that is far lower, since the "worker" will accept lower wages than they otherwise would, because with the "benefits" they can "live" on that.
Many miss the fact that our welfare system is as much, if not more, a corporate subsidy as it is "to help the poor."
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One of those eight 'Republicans' is from my state. There is a movement to primary him, as there should be for the other seven. Those that were absent to vote should be suspect also.
"Infuriating" doesn't even begin to describe the situation.
Corporate interests - and political interests at their behest - also use taxpayer-paid welfare as, in effect, a CORPORATE SUBSIDY (for legals, but especially for illegals).
Medicaid, "free" emergency rooms, subsidized housing, and free education for illegals - if by no other means than through their "eligibility" due to anchor babies - means that employers can pay a "living wage" that is far lower, since the "worker" will accept lower wages than they otherwise would, because with the "benefits" they can "live" on that.
Many miss the fact that our welfare system is as much, if not more, a corporate subsidy as it is "to help the poor."