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After Just Four Months In Power, House Republicans Have Already Run Out Of Ideas


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14 hours ago, Mainecat said:

Has Jordan ever sponsored a bill? I don’t think he has.

 

Does Google not work up in Main? The list goes on and on. O.o

Welfare Reform and Upward Mobility ActSponsor: Jordan, Jim [Rep.-R-OH-4] 

12. H.R.4731 — 113th Congress are Reform Act of 2014

13. H.R.3689 — 113th Congress To restore Second Amendment rights in the District of Columbia.Sponsor: Jordan, Jim [Rep.-R-OH-4]

HAMP Repeal and Deficit Reduction Act

 

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Future Biden votes waiting for their credit card, free boarding, free health care, free transportation and free cell phone.  

Well free to them >:(

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Doug said:

Future Biden votes waiting for their credit card, free boarding, free health care, free transportation and free cell phone.  

Well free to them >:(

 

 

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They won't be eligible to vote for Biden in 2024.

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22 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

They won't be eligible to vote for Biden in 2024.

Stop pretending non-citizen voting is normal—it's not

February 8, 2022

"Voting rights" is one of the hottest topics in Washington and will likely continue to guide the political conversation through the rest of this Congress. Ultimately, I believe the discussion over voting should focus on election integrity – improving the public's confidence in our election process by implementing common sense security measures like voter ID requirements.

Democrats, on the other hand, want to head in the opposite direction. We all know about their open border immigration policies that have led to a crisis at our southern border. Now, Democrats are pushing to apply their open borders policies to our elections as well by allowing non-citizens and illegal immigrants to vote.

Over the past few years, an alarming trend has popped up in cities nationwide where non-citizens (foreign nationals), and in some cases illegal immigrants, are allowed to vote in local elections. As I write this, non-citizens can vote in certain elections in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and some jurisdictions in Vermont and Maryland, as non-citizen voting becomes increasingly popular across the country.

Non-citizen voting dilutes the value of citizenship, normalizes illegal immigration, and invites foreign nationals to interfere in U.S. elections. The idea of non-citizen voting is absurd. If an American citizen moved to another country, would he expect to have a say in how that country is run without first becoming a citizen? Of course not.

I have introduced legislation to combat this practice since 2018 because of the dangerous precedent this sets and the impact it could have on the fabric of our republic. What I find interesting is that very few Americans that I've spoken with are in favor of non-citizen voting. Most people are either appalled or refuse to believe this happens in the United States.

Being an American citizen comes with great benefits and responsibilities, including the privilege of voting in elections to choose who represents us in government. Allowing non-citizens to vote suppresses the voice of citizens, undermines the rights of Americans, and puts our democracy at risk.

Policies like non-citizen voting erode our values and the integrity of our democracy by allowing foreign nationals to have a direct influence in important decisions ranging from policing to taxation to the basic rule of law. While Democrats may argue that they are only allowing non-citizen/illegal immigrant voting on the local level, the truth is that local government matters a great deal, and their decisions can impact us all.

To see the ramifications of terrible state and local policy decisions, one only needs to look to California. California is one of the nation's leaders in seeking to disarm and defund the police and promote illegal immigration through expansive sanctuary city policies. Seeing a potential voting bloc in illegal immigrants, it makes sense why Democrats would advocate for policies that run counter to the interests of most citizens but benefit non-citizens and illegal aliens. Just this January, for instance, Governor Newsom unveiled a proposal that would give free healthcare benefits to illegals residing in the state.

This is an issue we can no longer turn a blind eye to as more cities adopt this radical policy each year. With the support of my Republican colleagues, I hope my recently updated legislation, the "Protecting Our Democracy by Preventing Foreign Citizens from Voting Act" and its companion legislation in the Senate sponsored by Sen. Marco Rubio will continue to gain traction in Congress. If passed, this would prohibit the disbursement of Federal funds to State and local governments that allow non-citizens of the United States to vote in any election.

We need to stop pretending like this is okay or normal because it's not. Non-citizen voting is explicitly un-American and disrespectful to those who fought and died for the preservation of our freedoms and democracy.

American citizenship is special, and for those not lucky enough to be born here, obtaining citizenship is hard work. If you have ever attended a citizen naturalization ceremony, you know what the value of American citizenship is for individuals who worked hard to achieve the privilege of becoming a citizen.

There is no doubt we live in the greatest country on the planet. For centuries, people around the world have left everything behind in their home countries to come to the United States legally, gain citizenship, and achieve the American dream for their families. This is the beauty of America, and non-citizen voting tramples on the value of being an American citizen.

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Stop pretending non-citizen voting is normal—it's not

February 8, 2022

"Voting rights" is one of the hottest topics in Washington and will likely continue to guide the political conversation through the rest of this Congress. Ultimately, I believe the discussion over voting should focus on election integrity – improving the public's confidence in our election process by implementing common sense security measures like voter ID requirements.

Democrats, on the other hand, want to head in the opposite direction. We all know about their open border immigration policies that have led to a crisis at our southern border. Now, Democrats are pushing to apply their open borders policies to our elections as well by allowing non-citizens and illegal immigrants to vote.

Over the past few years, an alarming trend has popped up in cities nationwide where non-citizens (foreign nationals), and in some cases illegal immigrants, are allowed to vote in local elections. As I write this, non-citizens can vote in certain elections in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and some jurisdictions in Vermont and Maryland, as non-citizen voting becomes increasingly popular across the country.

Non-citizen voting dilutes the value of citizenship, normalizes illegal immigration, and invites foreign nationals to interfere in U.S. elections. The idea of non-citizen voting is absurd. If an American citizen moved to another country, would he expect to have a say in how that country is run without first becoming a citizen? Of course not.

I have introduced legislation to combat this practice since 2018 because of the dangerous precedent this sets and the impact it could have on the fabric of our republic. What I find interesting is that very few Americans that I've spoken with are in favor of non-citizen voting. Most people are either appalled or refuse to believe this happens in the United States.

Being an American citizen comes with great benefits and responsibilities, including the privilege of voting in elections to choose who represents us in government. Allowing non-citizens to vote suppresses the voice of citizens, undermines the rights of Americans, and puts our democracy at risk.

Policies like non-citizen voting erode our values and the integrity of our democracy by allowing foreign nationals to have a direct influence in important decisions ranging from policing to taxation to the basic rule of law. While Democrats may argue that they are only allowing non-citizen/illegal immigrant voting on the local level, the truth is that local government matters a great deal, and their decisions can impact us all.

To see the ramifications of terrible state and local policy decisions, one only needs to look to California. California is one of the nation's leaders in seeking to disarm and defund the police and promote illegal immigration through expansive sanctuary city policies. Seeing a potential voting bloc in illegal immigrants, it makes sense why Democrats would advocate for policies that run counter to the interests of most citizens but benefit non-citizens and illegal aliens. Just this January, for instance, Governor Newsom unveiled a proposal that would give free healthcare benefits to illegals residing in the state.

This is an issue we can no longer turn a blind eye to as more cities adopt this radical policy each year. With the support of my Republican colleagues, I hope my recently updated legislation, the "Protecting Our Democracy by Preventing Foreign Citizens from Voting Act" and its companion legislation in the Senate sponsored by Sen. Marco Rubio will continue to gain traction in Congress. If passed, this would prohibit the disbursement of Federal funds to State and local governments that allow non-citizens of the United States to vote in any election.

We need to stop pretending like this is okay or normal because it's not. Non-citizen voting is explicitly un-American and disrespectful to those who fought and died for the preservation of our freedoms and democracy.

American citizenship is special, and for those not lucky enough to be born here, obtaining citizenship is hard work. If you have ever attended a citizen naturalization ceremony, you know what the value of American citizenship is for individuals who worked hard to achieve the privilege of becoming a citizen.

There is no doubt we live in the greatest country on the planet. For centuries, people around the world have left everything behind in their home countries to come to the United States legally, gain citizenship, and achieve the American dream for their families. This is the beauty of America, and non-citizen voting tramples on the value of being an American citizen.

It says right there they don't vote for Biden.

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Non-Citizens should never be allowed to vote, but again, the left is pushing this.

 

Over the past few years, an alarming trend has popped up in cities nationwide where non-citizens (foreign nationals), and in some cases illegal immigrants, are allowed to vote in local elections. As I write this, non-citizens can vote in certain elections in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, and some jurisdictions in Vermont and Maryland, as non-citizen voting becomes increasingly popular across the country.

Non-citizen voting dilutes the value of citizenship, normalizes illegal immigration, and invites foreign nationals to interfere in U.S. elections. The idea of non-citizen voting is absurd. If an American citizen moved to another country, would he expect to have a say in how that country is run without first becoming a citizen? Of course not.

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3 minutes ago, Doug said:

Yes but it's being pushed for by one party

Maybe Republicans should start doing it too. Unless you're native Americans you are an immigrant one time or another in your ancestry. 

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1 minute ago, racer254 said:

Why? 

Maybe come up with a better plan so immigrants vote republican instead of Democrat. That's why.

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1 minute ago, Steve753 said:

Maybe come up with a better plan so immigrants vote republican instead of Democrat. That's why.

Like allowing non-citizens and illegals to vote?  Great plan.

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Just now, racer254 said:

Like allowing non-citizens and illegals to vote?  Great plan.

It's happening anyway. Perhaps make it a little more organized. It's never going to be stopped. It's also one way for the undocumented to become documented. 

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Just now, Crnr2Crnr said:

seemingly, some here won't be satisfied until we get back to only white male property owners are allowed to vote. :roflcrying:

You shut up. Racer is doing his due diligence pain stakingly keeping track of out of state license plates to stop election fraud!

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1 minute ago, Steve753 said:

You shut up. Racer is doing his due diligence pain stakingly keeping track of out of state license plates to stop election fraud!

Becoming involved.  You and your little buddy are doing your best impersonation of the fence riders.  Both afraid to actually take a stand on your views.  But it is getting easier to figure out.  Abiding by the laws of this country is what made this country.  I don't support criminals and I will do my best to point them out.

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Just now, racer254 said:

Becoming involved.  You and your little buddy are doing your best impersonation of the fence riders.  Both afraid to actually take a stand on your views.  But it is getting easier to figure out.  Abiding by the laws of this country is what made this country.  I don't support criminals and I will do my best to point them out.

Everyone from out of state is a criminal?

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5 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

It's happening anyway. Perhaps make it a little more organized. It's never going to be stopped. It's also one way for the undocumented to become documented. 

Look back years and you will find that I predicted this when California was giving illegals DL's.  Just another way to make voter fraud harder to prove and easier to commit.

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Just now, racer254 said:

Look back years and you will find that I predicted this when California was giving illegals DL's.  Just another way to make voter fraud harder to prove and easier to commit.

Why is it only fraud when democrats win?

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Just now, Steve753 said:

You shut up. Racer is doing his due diligence pain stakingly keeping track of out of state license plates to stop election fraud!

he should come up here over memorial day weekend, there'll be a million out of state plates to monitor.

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1 minute ago, Steve753 said:

Why is it only fraud when democrats win?

Why would you say that?  ah, that's right, going back to the assigning positions debate.  Best used when you have nothing.  Good job.

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Just now, racer254 said:

Are they guilty of a crime?  Do you understand what "criminal" means?

Yes. Someone who's been charged with either a felony or a misdemeanor. 

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Just now, racer254 said:

Why would you say that?  ah, that's right, going back to the assigning positions debate.  Best used when you have nothing.  Good job.

Let's be honest here. If Trump won you wouldn't care less if there was fraud or not. 

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