I don't want to live in a country that bows down to people here illegally
However, there are legitimate issues where differences exist and whether we concur or clash, these issues should decide where support goes, as opposed to rote partisanship.
Two looming legitimate issues prompt opposing Democrats claiming the speakership of the US House as part of a winning majority.
1. Mass Migration.
The first is mass migration and the 'blue' party's mania to make this a majority migrant country with one particular migrant group reigning supreme if they're successful in getting voting rights.
My opposition to this policy isn't due to being *double checking* a White nationalist. I'm too dark to be mistaken for one.
It's simply impossible for me to embrace numerical and political irrelevancy after modern Black voting and civil rights have only been recognized in my lifetime. No Leftists or corporate liberals can tell me why this is a good thing, incidentally.
I don't want to live in a country that bows down to people here illegally, and millions of other citizens agree on this point about sovereignty.
I don't want to see struggling citizens told there's no government assistance while local, and under Biden's handlers, federal, authorities transported, fed, housed and compensated individuals who don't obey immigration laws, among others, and defiantly refuse to learn English, which is the language of commerce and governance.
Such arrogance screams 'take over' to me strategically, instead of propaganda that migrants are innocently here to seek opportunity.
A number are seeking supremacy and duped Democrats into thinking their fondest wish is to faithfully serve that party as a permanent menial labor class and virtue signal prop.