Posted on 01/16/2013 7:11:25 PM PST by moonshinner_09
Immigration activist who’s a leader in Dream Act movement joins Arizona congresswoman’s staff
PHOENIX — An immigration activist who’s one of the leaders of the Dream Act movement is joining the staff of U.S. Rep. Kyrsten Sinema as a district outreach director.
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Sinema is a “progressive” in Arizona and has signed “support notices” in the newspaper of the Communist Party USA as such.
See: www.keywiki.org, search under “Krysta Sinema” and you will see her radical record.
She is perhaps the most left of any new Democrats in Congress. Alan Grayson is the most psychotic of them.
None of them deserves to be in Congress.
She hired an illegal alien?
The “REward lAwbreakers’ faMily Act” aka REAM Act.
In America, criminals don’t need to rob with a gun — they just tell the government to do it for them!
>>She hired an illegal alien?<<
You act like that is a crime or something...
My mother was stopped in Arizona........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIxHJAy6FG4&feature=player_embedded
Erika Andiola
This nation is screwed, our enemies know our weaknesses, Americans just don’t care, sigh, it’s a sad state of affairs when an illegal alien has both a job and more rights than a nation’s own citizen, the GOP don’t care neither do the democrats, they all have their cake, so, Americans what’s the point? Up is down and down is up, Satan is the one our leaders turn to for advice, they’ve sold their souls for wealth and power, the citizens suffer and serve them, oh, and the illegals too.
Did you see this?
Surely this is grounds for removal from office?
The GOPe is going to cave on everything aren’t they?
Don’t worry, Marco Rubio is working to give her Amnesty....
Not yet.
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