Blago Rips Fata$$

An Op-Ed in the Washington Times:

• I know a thing or two about being at odds with the political establishment, and I am no stranger to corrupt prosecutors in law enforcement. Yet even in the most contentious days of my governorship and during my darkest days in my fight for justice, I never dreamed I’d see the day when the governor of Illinois would publicly attack our law enforcement officers for doing their jobs to enforce our immigration laws.

  Nor could I have ever imagined that I would see the day when a governor, elected by the citizens residing in his state, would encourage civil disobedience and incite violence in defense of illegal immigrants, tens of thousands of whom are violent criminals. Yet here we are. J.B. Pritzker has not only crossed the line; he has erased it altogether.

  I believe deeply in the idea that America is a nation of immigrants. My own father was an immigrant who came here with nothing but hope and a belief that America was the land of opportunity. Still, there’s a difference between supporting legal immigration and undermining the rule of law in the name of political opportunism. What Mr. Pritzker is doing is dishonest, deeply disrespectful and dangerous.

Basically, Blago ends up saying what sane people have been noticing for a while now:

• you can't claim "no one is above the law" and then say that people who BROKE the law to come here ILLEGALLY are immune from the consequences of breaking the law.

It's hypocritical in the extreme....but when has hypocrisy ever hindered a democrat from grabbing the spotlight and shining it everywhere except at themselves?

Dick "Turban" Durbin and Fuckworthless were bitching about the President not granting blanket disaster relief to a couple of blue states, but both were mysteriously silent when the drooling vegetable's FEMA people were ordered to bypass hurricane damaged homes in the south that displayed Trump signs. 

People are (finally) noticing the inconsistencies.