Found this on 8 ch.
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DREAMers tell of going ballot-harvesting in California to flip the House blue
It was one of those tug-on-the-heartstrings, tear-jerking, carefully curated narratives about DREAMers we’re supposed to read and respond to with sympathy.
But a story that ran in the Los Angeles Times yesterday accidentally did more to raise questions about the issue of ballot-harvesting in California than any raving right-wing tome could ever do.
The Times describes how California’s famed ballot-harvesters, who flipped places such as Orange County blue by “helping” fill out, turn in, and continue to turn in ballots from otherwise uncommitted voters until they got the result they wanted, aren’t actually U.S. citizens. Here are the DREAMers in action, “helping” the voters to vote the way they wanted:
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2019/01/dreamers_tell_of_going_ballotharvesting_in_california_to_flip_the_house_blue.html
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And I don’t like it one bit.
Diane Feinstein’s photo appears atop this article in Stars and Stripes. “US Policy Toward China Shifts from Engagement to Confrontation.”
https://www.stripes.com/news/pacific/us-policy-toward-china-shifts-from-engagement-to-confrontation-1.562880
WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) — For decades, China had no closer American friend than Dianne Feinstein.
As San Francisco mayor in the 1970s, she forged a sister-city relationship with Shanghai, the first between American and Chinese communities. As U.S. senator, she dined with Chinese leaders at Mao Zedong’s old Beijing residence. And in the 1990s, she championed a trade policy change that opened a floodgate of Western investment into China.
Today the Democratic senator from California sees China as a growing threat, joining a broad array of Trump administration officials, national security strategists and business executives who once favored engagement with Beijing and now advocate a confrontational approach instead.
“I hate to see it all beginning to come apart,” Feinstein said. “That is so hard for me to see ... with all of the hopes that I had between China and this country.”
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Sadly, there can be no REAL Border Security without the Wall!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 3, 2019