Video: Left doesn't believe in borders, citizenship

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The slippery slope of allowing aliens to vote in American elections
Article author: 
Tucker Carolson
Article publisher: 
Fox News
Article date: 
20 July 2018
Article category: 
National News
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Tucker Carolson: It's surreal to watch Democratic politicians in California encourage foreign nationals to vote in our elections. Our offices won't be far behind, and the trend is growing. The Left rejects the notion that America is even a country. It’s an idea, they often tell us. #Tucker
 
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Conservative Americans may be the last people who still believe in the American nation-state, CAIRCO

Citizen voting is implicitly connected to the premise of the nation-state. Non-citizen voting is an abrogation of this premise. Non-citizen voting is promoted by Progressives as a way of fracturing the nation-state, and enfranchising foreign voters who will overwhelmingly vote for the Progressive agenda.

 

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