From: Larry Jackson
Columbus
The Democratic Party’s game plan is becoming painfully clear.
First, flood our nation with millions of dependent, illegal immigrants, and then weaken our election laws where everyone gets to vote — no questions asked. This is their attempt to make America a one-party nation with everyone worshiping at the altar of government controlled by the Democratic Party.
Now, we have sympathetic, liberal CEOs supporting the Democrats’ efforts and calling states trying to strengthen their election laws an epidemic.
The states are attempting to salvage and protect the integrity of our elections, which are the tenet of our democracy.
Let’s hope it is an epidemic and that every state tries to counteract the Democrat attempts to open our borders and destroy our elections.
The hypocrisy is amazing!
We have corporate leaders condemning states’ efforts to protect the vote while they are doing business with China, a country that has no vote.
It is absolutely incredible that CEOs are quick to express their moral indignation concerning a perceived abuse of American civil rights; yet continue to do business with Communist China, the worst civil rights abuser on planet earth.
The CEOs can’t have it both ways. It’s like a person who stops at a bar for a beer on the way home from an AA meeting. Doing business with Xi Jinping’s communist China is terribly wrong and dangerous.
Make no mistake, China is not our friend and looks at the USA as the last hurdle to their achieving world domination. The attitudes of the CEOs towards China is reminiscent of Neville Chamberlain’s handling of Germany.
If CEOs want to be taken seriously as defenders of America’s future, they have to sever their business ties with China. You can’t claim the moral high ground as long as you are enamored with China.
They need to pull out of China and discontinue all transactions with them if they want their opinions to have any shred of credibility.
The alternative is to stay in China and stand by helplessly when they nationalize your assets after they have stolen or replicated your intellectual properties. Good luck with that!
