More wisdom from the world's smartest woman!
Posted on 07/07/2015 6:11:45 AM PDT by Zakeet
On Sept. 6, 2007 at Dartmouth College while debating during her last attempt to become president, then-Sen. Hillary Clinton supported sanctuary cities saying they help ensure the “personal safety and security of all the citizens.”
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When pressed if that means she supports the sanctuary cities policy Clinton replied, “Well, I don’t think there is any choice.”
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More wisdom from the world's smartest woman!
So...not enforcing the law makes us safe.
Liberal logic 101.
yeah, she’s tracking down Howard Dean and Debbie Sergeant Schultz for the title....
Kind of like how the well to do would escape the cities back one or two hundred years ago whenever a cholera or any other type of epidemic would start up, eh? Nowadays, they have their very secure rural compounds, etc.
Probably a photo of her returning from her WICCA meeting and tea.
“”sanctuary cities saying they help ensure the “personal safety and security of all the citizens.””
It’s exactly the same thing that Juan Williams said last night after Bill O’Reilly’s “Talking Points” in addition to saying that the illegal in San Francisco who killed the girl last week was “a disturbed individual.” I think the “disturbed” individuals are people who follow these idiotic liberals.
The talking farm animal! What a joke, but the mouth breathers will follow her off a cliff.
Drunken manatee.
Calling it “sanctuary” doesn’t make it legal. It’s illegal. the cities have no right do do that.
However, it’s with the collusion of the federal government which refuses to prosecute.
War is peace
Freedom is slavery
Not obeying laws makes us safer
Hillary is not to be upstaged by Moochhell Obama as the WORST DRESSED FIRST LADY is she?
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