Amboy resident Thomas Schenk states that ‘it appears Gluesenkamp-Perez has sworn an oath to the Democratic Party and its members putting them first and America and her citizens last.’

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In an interview with Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkam-Perez on KATU, she says she is concerned about President Biden’s debate performance.

Where has she been? She’s on the inside in D.C. and didn’t see any problems with Biden, or his open border policies, or any of the other questionable actions he has taken.

I guess this falls under the heading of the Democrats “hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil” policy of protecting their own at the expense of the rest of us.

Maybe Gluesenkamp-Perez should be inquiring what the families think of Biden, who are victims of the crimes committed by the criminals and mental cases this administration has allowed to enter America, unabated for Biden’s whole term in office and in which she has steadfastly supported in Congress.

In my life and career, I have sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution and the United States of America several times … it appears Gluesenkamp-Perez has sworn an oath to the Democratic Party and its members putting them first and America and her citizens last.

Thomas Schenk
Amboy

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