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|    15 Feb 23 09:33:09    |
      From: Johnny@invalid.net              By Brandon Gillespie       Published February 13, 2023              Two Republican senators are taking aim at the Biden administration over       its support for the Washington, D.C., Council bill giving illegal       immigrants and non-citizens, which they say would include members of       the Chinese Communist Party residing in the city, the right to vote in       local elections.              Sens. Katie Britt, R-Ala., and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., are urging the       Senate to take up a joint resolution that would stop the bill in its       tracks, following the House of Representatives' passage Friday of a       bipartisan resolution of disapproval on the D.C. measure.              Prior to the House's passing of H.J. 24, the resolution disapproving of       the D.C. Council's move, the Biden administration issued a memo stating       its support for the council's bill and its opposition to the       resolution, calling it a denial of "true self-governance," and evidence       that D.C. "deserves statehood."              "The Biden administration should be ashamed," Britt told Fox News       Digital. "This is a flagrant failure of the president to uphold his       oath of office to ‘preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the       United States.' Quite simply, he has chosen to pander to the far-left       wing of the Democratic Party instead of advancing America’s interests."              "Voting in our country is a sacred right that must solely be limited to       American citizens. This is simple common sense," she said.               The House passed H.J. 24 in a 260-162 vote. Despite Democratic       leadership urging its members to oppose the resolution, 42 of the       party's members joined Republicans.              https://www.foxnews.com/politics/senators-biden-support-bill-ill       gals-chinese-communist-party-members-right-vote              Why would a president of the US want to allow Chinese Communists and       illegal aliens to vote?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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