Open Letter
Dear Mr. President / Senator Hutchinson / Senator Cornyn
I pay close attention to current events happening in the United States, and I must shake my head in dismay at what I see. I see a Republican president, and a Republican controlled legislature giving lip service to so-called “national security” issues, then turning around and doing the exact opposite of what they are advocating.
As a strong supporter of the long-overdue war against terrorism, I can only watch in utter disbelief as the same people who advocate strong national security continue to allow the U.S. borders to remain unattended. Normally, I would argue that the Border Patrol is under-manned and under-funded, but that argument vanished in a puff of smoke when I read the news today.
The Border Patrol is providing Mexico with information as to the location of the Minutemen who are patrolling the Arizona border? Did I read this right? Are representatives of the U.S. Government aiding and abetting in the violation of our own borders?
If this is true, then I am sure an investigation into this matter will be conducted with the utmost expediency. Right? I, for one, will not be holding my breath. I, along with many other voters, have lost all faith in the federal government to fulfill its Constitutional duty to defend this nation against foreign invasion. I am not referring to solely the illegal immigration problem, but also the very high possibility that terrorists could infiltrate the U.S. and smuggle in devastating weaponry.
Some of us voters held our noses as we voted for Republican candidates as we hoped the border situation would improve. So far, we remain distinctly unimpressed. Unless this very important national security matter is addressed immediately, I can assure you that, on November 7th, I will not be voting for anyone in the Republican Party.
Perhaps being relegated once again to a minority party status will remind Republican politicians as to who exactly elected them and as to why they were elected into office.
Sincerely,
(me)
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GOV CYA YADA YADA YADA
Yesterday, Sara Carter from the Daily Bulletin broke a major, major story. She reported that the U.S. Border Patrol is in regular contact with the Mexican government regarding the activities of the Minutemen and other civilian border defense group. In
The Border Patrol is denying the allegations. Having said that, regarding the rest of the post: Sign my name too.
Brian,
Malkin has more information to suggesst that the Border Patrol “denial” is a crock.
Vic,
I’ll have to check that out. If she’s right, I’m in agreement with all of your points. If not, I still am in agreement regarding your frustrarion with the party in power over the border (not that the disloyal opposition is any better).
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