Completely and utterly retarded.
Georgia's first Black Commissioner of Agriculture has no experience in the commercial agriculture industry.
She allegedly ran a tiny non-profit "community farm" in Snellville. The address of the "farm" is a mailbox at a UPS store. Her campaign rhetoric includes using the Georgia Department of Agriculture budget to give free money to Black people.
Her non-profit only filed a 990 for one year, 2019. She reported $2,856 in gross income and $121,568 in donations and grants. Most likely this was money from the city of Snellville or the county. Snellville and Gwinnett County are majority non-White.
In 2019, she paid herself $36,779 and an independent contractor $10,000. She lists $8,354 for printing and mailing, and $76,391 in "other" expenses, ending the year at a deficient of -$7,120. She never filed again.
#BlackRunGA
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Full militarization of the border.
We should actually push a mile into Mexico and establish a double wall patrolled by the military.
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Blue states now control the gates to the American empire.
This is why the "too tough" on Immigration and Amnesty discussions are so dangerous.
No amnesty not now not ever.
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It doesn't matter if America First isn't a "winning" message; it's the only message.
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Get rid of these programs that bring in foreign workers at the expense of young Americans.
We stopped H-1Bs at our universities in Florida and other states should follow suit.
The tech job market is collapsing for young grads
Yet universities continue to lobby to flood the job market with OPT and H-1B entry-level workers to undercut their own grads
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NO AMNESTY.
NO AMNESTY-LITE.
NO AMNESTY GARBAGE UNDER ANY OTHER NAME.
I guess the GOP wants to lose 2028 AND never win again
Trump endorses an amnesty deal with Democrats, saying immigration maximalists are on the “pretty far right” and suggesting that illegals who have been in the US for 10-15 years should have an opportunity to stay.
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Rep. Gill: "Is it important to be polite?"
Smithsonian Director Hartig: "Yes, sir"
Gill: "The Smithsonian lists politeness as an attribute of white supremacy"
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America has been a force for good throughout history.
Noah Bolch of Texas First at our recent convention:
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Jefferson Davis, March 10, 1884 (speech to the Mississippi Legislature):
“It has been said that I should apply to the United States for a pardon; but repentance must precede the right of pardon, and I have not repented.”
Even after years of defeat, imprisonment, loss of property and office, and ongoing exclusion, Davis refused to seek a pardon or renounce his actions of 1861. He stood by the principle that true repentance must come before any claim to forgiveness—and he would not offer it.
In the same address he added: remembering all that had been suffered and lost, “if it were to do over again, I would again do just as I did in 1861.”
A man who chose conviction over restoration of rights.
#JeffersonDavis #ConfederateHistory #SouthernHeritage
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