Camas resident Lauren Colas believes MGP ‘is as radical and far-left progressive as Kamala Harris and John Walz’
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I laugh whenever I see Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s new TV ads claiming she’s “working for us.” Her voting record proves otherwise. She’s in favor of open borders and always votes her party line to put illegal aliens above legal American citizens.
Perfect examples:
— Voted NO to “Secure The Border” (HR 2)
— Voted YES to subsidize illegals via welfare (HR 7024).
— Voted NO to prevent millions from being sent to the United Nations to support illegals’ movement to the U.S. (HR 8771, Amend. 35).
— Voted YES to give illegals representation in D.C. (HR 7109).
Don’t be fooled. Marie is as radical and far-left progressive as Kamala Harris and John Walz. She doesn’t work for us AT ALL which shows how much disregard she has for our citizens, our Constitution and our current laws.
Lauren Colas
Camas
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