City Council to discuss allowing non-citizens to vote in city elections (fence, school)
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It is going to take a good house cleaning, that could be very bloody, to take our nation back from the Progressive globalist, dead set on ignoring the Constitution. The very document that contains the second amendment to do so.
They should never be allowed to vote. Why would anyone want foreigners to vote on how your city should adopt their political, cultural and ethnic values? It's like allowing your neighbors to decide which trees they want you to cut down in your yard, or tell you where to put a new fence or which flowers you should be allowed to plant.
"Martha, we need to get rid of Puki, the neighbors voted , and decided that we can't have a cat anymore."
It is going to take a good house cleaning, that could be very bloody, to take our nation back from the Progressive globalist, dead set on ignoring the Constitution. The very document that contains the second amendment to do so.
What is wrong with these people? It's like they disrespect themselves so much, and have such low opinions of their ability to self govern, that they don't think they should have the authority to enforce their own laws, or run their own cities, states, or country.
Come to think of it, I have some opinions about how New York City should be ran, even though I am not a citizen of the community. Anyone else want to join me in voting against Bloomberg or this crazy city council that is seriously considering this?
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