What you refuse to believe is irrelevant.
Replacement theory is a racist theory. All this stuff you posted is not replacement theory. A hispanic republican ran in Texas, I doubt if she will be saying the same kinds of things about hispanics as Louie Gohmert. I have voted for republicans in my district several times for state office. That's because I knew them. Your party wins one district in Texas and you declare how everybody is turning republican. If this nation gives republicans the national majority in DC, democracy here is done.
Trump did not put order on the border. Crossings were at historic lows when trump took office. He made a mess and you call it order.
Your party is the racist party. Your attempts to deny racism doesn't change that. Stop being white trying to tell me about racism. The problem of race relations is not separate from politics. Learn that.
You're never gonna understand what hit your party. Because you dont understand Hispanics. In Cali I lived and WORKED in a 50% Hispanic city. And they came in the 80s and 90s and REVITALIZED their OWN section of town. Some as long here as 4th and 5th generation. THEY were PUBLICLY outspoken about the "different type of border immigrants" coming into their tight community in the 2000s. Many told me this same thing. The NEWER immigrants were of different values and different education and class. And they didn't WANT huge numbers coming in.
So worry MORE ABOUT your stupid party bro.. Here's how that SEAT WAS WON. By running on the REAL CULTURAL VALUES of the Hispanic community AND LEGAL immigration ONLY. All the Trump policies without the SNARKINESS. And her hubby IS with border patrol. When Biden abuses border agents, he's abusing a majority HISPANIC workforce. Like with the "whipping" fiasco that never existed.
Her outright victory in a special election is the latest chapter in a topsy-turvy election cycle for South Texas, which Republicans have worked to turn into a new battleground.
www.texastribune.org
How Mayra Flores flipped a Rio Grande Valley congressional seat and gave Republicans hope for a new era in South Texas
Her outright victory in a special election is the latest chapter in a topsy-turvy election cycle for South Texas, which Republicans have worked to turn into a new battleground.
Hispanics in her Southwest Texas district
want border security, financial security and the economy to take priority over immigration reform, says Republican Rep.-elect Mayra Flores, who flipped a House seat in Tuesday’s special election.
In an interview with Fox News,
Flores said that she won, in large part, because she shares the values – God, family and community – of her Hispanic constituents:
[[[HEY IM2 -- go tell your party to STOP BEATING on God and Family and Community if you ever want to see Texas even PURPLE again]]]
“Asked why the district’s two counties that border Mexico — Cameron and Hidalgo counties — swung heavily towards her, Flores answered because I’m one of them and I’m also standing up for our values. God, family, our community. That’s who we are in South Texas. We’re all about hard work.’”
Contrary to the narrative of Democrats and media, Hispanics actually support the Border Patrol, and don’t like the way border agents are being disrespected, Flores told Ballasy. And, while she says she supports immigration reform, she wants to help migrants come to the U.S. legally - as she did - not via dangerous, illegal means:
“I’m from Mexico – of course, I want that opportunity. But, I want every child to have the same experience that I had when I came here to this country.”
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“If we really care about immigrants, we would focus on legal immigration and not illegal immigration, which is hurting, not only the American people, but them as well.”