Earlier by Peter Brimelow (2014) Obama’s Border Dissolution Is Treason. The Answer Is Impeachment. It Would Work.
I am on the road and consequently have heard more than usual radio and television. Endless noise about the Biden Impeachment minutiae fills the airwaves.
This is a disaster for America. Yes, it is bad that President Biden appears to have allowed the use of his Vice-Presidential status to enrich his family. The Clinton stories were bad too. But this type of corruption will not destroy the country.
What WILL destroy the country is the continuation of the Biden No Borders policy, energetically enforced since his first day in office.
Furthermore, there can be no doubt that President Biden has broken his Presidential Oath and stopped enforcement of immigration legislation. Quibbling about his financial activities will go on forever.
I fear the reason is obvious: The last thing the GOP Leadership wants is to stoke up rage in the base about immigration. McCarthy has always obstructed meaningful action—see Kevin McCarthy Cucks On Border Security—No Immigration Provisions In Debt Ceiling Bill. Undoubtably, they plan to obey their big donors and stifle meaningful action as they did after President Trump’s election.
A more subtle question is: To what extent is this a Uniparty charade?
Democratic voters are notoriously indifferent about corruption by their leaders. But there are signs that outrage over the stress caused by the invaders is seriously annoying at least some of them: NYC’s Migrant Crisis Roils ‘Brooklyn’s Chinatown’ Ahead of Fall Elections, by Liyan Oi, Wall Streey Journal, September 11, 2023 [Archive link here].
That McCarthy should avoid the course which would uniquely fire up Republican supporters and seriously embarrass the Democrats into the bargain is to me conclusive.
That’s what makes this whole thing a UniParty fraud.
Peter Brimelow [Email him] is the editor of VDARE.com. His best-selling book, Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration Disaster, is now available in Kindle format.
