Dear Editor,
Boy, are you ever stirring up the pot again by having the audacity to point out Ms. Kathleen Alonso’s sneaky way of breaking the ICE mandate. I honestly don’t think she realized how encouraging others go along with this can get them in trouble with the law, but most importantly, what ethical and moral values are you instilling in the children?
This brings me back to an interview with Mana Abdi. Ever heard of her? Me either until today. She’s a 26 year-old Democrat Representative in Maine; born in Kenya, raised in Somalia until she was 11or 12 , landed in Kansas City, Kan., not speaking a word of English.
She stated how much she hated the move there, the housing was terrible, and it was like “living in a boot camp.”
She was fortunate that a neighbor was willing to tutor her in English, which she picked up very quickly so she was fortunate to graduate from a college at 18 years old.
Mercy me, I forgot to ask what “color” the tutor was.
Maine has a large population of Muslims, and she was the first woman to be elected in Maine’s House of Representatives. Oh, she’s still complaining about how hard it is for people of color (here she remembered to include “blacks”).
She wasn’t happy after they moved to Maine, but being elected to represent her views (which she can), should make the “boot camp” easier to tolerate.
Have you gotten around to labeling me as a “racist” yet?
I don’t like anything about Representative Abdi and am on my knees thankful she isn’t in Kansas anymore; but more like her are coming, and their goal is to completely wipe out anything/everything our Republic was established on, so you see how crucial it is to guard who we allow to come in and stay in.
Benjamin Franklin’s response to Elizabeth Willing Powel’s question, might be important to remember these days.
“Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” she asked.
He said, “A republic, if you can keep it.”
See you.
