Father’s Day Message for Paul Ryan: Our Sons Died, Step Aside

Breitbart.com ^ | Jun 2016Washington | by Julia Hahn18 Jun 2016Washington

[HarleyLady27]

This Father’s Day, fathers whose sons were murdered by illegal aliens are calling on House Speaker Paul Ryan to resign — describing his policies as “treasonous” and taking particular objection to Ryan’s recent attempts to undermine Donald Trump’s proposals to enforce U.S. immigration law.

[HarleyLady27]

PING

[Theodore R.]

For some reason though people in WI must be firm illegal immigration advocates, but I don’t know why.

[Savage Beast]

How’s the challenge to the RINO’s re-election coming?

[HarleyLady27]

I haven’t read anything on it, has anyone else? I do hope they get rid of RINO RYAN!!!

[xzins]

Link doesn’t go to article

[HarleyLady27]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2016/06/18/fathers-day-message-paul-ryan-sons-died-step-aside/

[freespirit2012]

There needs to be a movement in the House to get rid of him as Speaker, right away.. why wait till August primary?

[Dick Bachert]

But...but...but...all Ryan's press releases tell us he just LOVES the Vets!

[HarleyLady27]

This picture is a saver for sure...thanks!!!

[CottonBall]

“For some reason though people in WI must be firm illegal immigration advocates, but I don’t know why.”

They probably haven’t experienced enough of the invasion. We should ship them all there and they’ll learn quick enough.

[CottonBall]

He should never have been elected in the first place. That was treason by the House members.

[M. Thatcher]

For some reason though people in WI must be firm illegal immigration advocates, but I don’t know why.

You're right. During the primaries, there were multiple pro-alien questions at the Wisconsin Town Halls like this one:

“Most farms in the dairy industry cannot find American-born workers to milk the cows and take care of them. The only ones willing to do this hard work are the Latino immigrants (and) if we didn't have them for eight hours, there would be a crisis across the country in our industry." — Jason Vorpahl, a dairy farmer from Random Lake, Wis., where he milks 2,800 cows on the farm his great-grandparents started in the 1800s, CNN Town Hall, 3/29/16

[HarleyLady27]

Gosh, I thought since we had electric milkers on our farm, most people would have them on all farms by now...and that was back in the 50s...maybe technology hasn't gotten to Wisconsin yet, you think?

[wastoute]

An industry that has overproduced on gummint subsidy for DECADES. Since friggin’ FDR, fer crying out loud. These guys and the Iowa Ethanol folks need to be pushed off the gummint teat.

[Defiant]

Because they haven’t been overrun with illegals yet.

[Defiant]

That is a load of crap. They can get people to do the work, they just have to pay them what an American is worth, not what a peasant is worth.

[Rusty0604]

I don’t know why either. Is it because they don’t live in a border state? Although I’ve read that it’s getting had in non border states.

[FreedomPoster]

Because they don’t see the issues from it up close and personal that far from our Southern border.

[dragnet2]

BS