Tillis supports $80 Billion wealth transfer to illegal aliens

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Tillis supports $80 Billion wealth transfer to illegal aliens

Published: Saturday, October 30th, 2021 @ 8:22 am
By: John Steed ( More Entries )

The $1.75 Trillion Reconciliation bill, supported and widely touted by RINO Senator Thom Tillis, as well as fellow RINO Richard Burr includes an $80 Billion wealth transfer to illegal aliens. It gives the so-called new "child tax credits", which are really monthly checks, to illegal aliens at a cost of $80 billion.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/10/29/bidens-build-back-better-budget-includes-80b-wealth-transfer-to-illegal-aliens/

Conservatives should beware of the Tillis / Burr clone running in the 2022 Senate primary, failed RINO former governor Pat McCrory. Burr has even openly endorsed McCrory, and all three share the same political consultant.

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borderhawk said:

( October 30th, 2021 @ 12:33 pm )

Tillis is awful. McCrory is a non-starter and totally unacceptable as a Senate nominee. They are the same breed of cat - terrible on immigration issues. One of the McCrory administrations first actions was to give NC drivers licenses to DACA illegal aliens, contrary to NC statute, and he was in cahoots with then Attorney General Roy Cooper to do it. If McCrory is the nominee, I will leave the Senate line on the ballot blank. On the other hand, I am pumped up to do all I can to help Ted Budd win the seat. As to Walker, I would vote for him and keep my fingers crossed, but without too much enthusiasm.

Charles Hickman said:

( October 30th, 2021 @ 11:04 am )

Didn't both Burr and Tillis also vote to confirm Merrick Garland? Yeah, actually they did, along with 18 more senate Republicans. I really wonder if Jesse Helms or Ronald Reagan could even win a modern day North Carolina Republican Party primary any more than JFK could win a modern day Democrat Party primary. This is a real problems for me. The situation is just not too good.

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