Let's See Warren Read THIS Coretta Scott King Letter - WON'T HAPPEN!

[easyt65]

The Coretta Scott Letter On Immigration NO Dem Wants To Read In Congress

"The Democrats using a letter written by Martin Luther King Jr.’s wife to smear then-Sen. Jeff Sessions aren’t mentioning another important letter she signed warning of the threat liberal immigration laws pose to black workers.

The second letter from Coretta Scott King urged Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch not to repeal sanctions on employers of illegal immigrants, because of the “devastating impact” it could have on unskilled and semi-skilled workers, particularly in the black and Hispanic communities. She signed the letter in 1991, along with eight CEOs of leading African-American organizations and coalitions, lobbying on behalf of the minority voters they then represented all over the country."

 

[Snouter]

Attorney General Sessions was a great choice by The Donald.

 

[Marion Morrison]

The Coretta Scott Letter On Immigration NO Dem Wants To Read In Congress

"The Democrats using a letter written by Martin Luther King Jr.’s wife to smear then-Sen. Jeff Sessions aren’t mentioning another important letter she signed warning of the threat liberal immigration laws pose to black workers.

The second letter from Coretta Scott King urged Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch not to repeal sanctions on employers of illegal immigrants, because of the “devastating impact” it could have on unskilled and semi-skilled workers, particularly in the black and Hispanic communities. She signed the letter in 1991, along with eight CEOs of leading African-American organizations and coalitions, lobbying on behalf of the minority voters they then represented all over the country."

To every coin there are 2 sides. I think MLK Jr's daughter had a lot of sense.


Did not realize she's dead now.

His wife did too. She probably died before my time.

 

[The VOR]

Attorney General Sessions was a great choice by The Donald.

Why? Please be very specific with your reasoning why he was a great choice, and also provide examples to back up your obvious enthusiasm.

 

[easyt65]

Attorney General Sessions was a great choice by The Donald.

Why? Please be very specific with your reasoning why he was a great choice, and also provide examples to back up your obvious enthusiasm.

So far he has not protected a UAG from deserved indictment for committing felonious perjury. He has not protected any political candidates from indictment or met unethically with their spouse on a private plane to discuss 'the grandkids'.

 

[The VOR]

Attorney General Sessions was a great choice by The Donald.

Why? Please be very specific with your reasoning why he was a great choice, and also provide examples to back up your obvious enthusiasm.

So far he has not protected a UAG from deserved indictment for committing felonious perjury. He has not protected any political candidates from indictment or met unethically with their spouse on a private plane to discuss 'the grandkids'.

So far? He hasn't been in office 24 hours yet you fucking moron. LOL.

Besides that, you freaking idiot, I didn't ask YOU anything.

 

[easyt65]

So far? He hasn't been in office 24 hours yet you fucking moron. LOL. Besides that, you freaking idiot, I didn't ask YOU anything.

The fact that you took any of that I wrote in response as serious proves you are in serous need of taking a 'chill pill' and realizing it was 'humor', as in 'not serious'. Dude, it's Friday. Lighten up!

 

[gipper]

The Coretta Scott Letter On Immigration NO Dem Wants To Read In Congress

"The Democrats using a letter written by Martin Luther King Jr.’s wife to smear then-Sen. Jeff Sessions aren’t mentioning another important letter she signed warning of the threat liberal immigration laws pose to black workers.

The second letter from Coretta Scott King urged Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch not to repeal sanctions on employers of illegal immigrants, because of the “devastating impact” it could have on unskilled and semi-skilled workers, particularly in the black and Hispanic communities. She signed the letter in 1991, along with eight CEOs of leading African-American organizations and coalitions, lobbying on behalf of the minority voters they then represented all over the country."

It is almost a given that when one researches any issue, the left's position is exposed as hypocritical, idiotic, or harmful.