JOHN,
Clean up on aisle Biden!
Tennessee will be the next state to pitch in and show support for Texas amid the chaotic border mess this administration continually fails to address.
But let's take a stroll down memory lane to jog everyone's memory that Biden sparked this catastrophe by undoing Trump-era policies. If not for those foolish executive actions, he could have prevented this thing from spiraling out of control.
Unfortunately, that’s not the reality we’re living in, and now we have an all-out crisis on our hands.
In response, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is deploying National Guard members on a voluntary mission to help our friends in Texas as they scramble to secure the southern border. As he put it, this is what it means to lead! The Governor is sending about 50 soldiers through March, with another wave replacing that crew later in the spring.
It’s pathetic that it’s come to this, but I’ve never been prouder to call myself a Tennessean. Do you stand with me on this issue?
People often talk about being a part of the solution, not the problem, but Gov. Lee is living proof. I’ve spoken to so many folks who are worried sick as the border crossing numbers continue to surge every month.
As I’ve warned before, we’re seeing more and more men of military age (from countries that hate us) pouring in here unchecked, and all of this is happening alongside rampant drug and human trafficking. If our president doesn't do something, Texas and other border states have no choice but to take matters into their own hands, and they need our help now more than ever.
>>> America is the land of opportunity; it’s a place where we’ve always welcomed those escaping tyranny or looking to work hard and create a better life. The American Dream is alive and well—but this is not it. If you agree, please chip in to help me fight against destructive open-border policies.
Millions of unvetted migrants clamoring at our doorstep is not what Lady Liberty had in mind, and if we don’t act soon, this crisis will be a stain on our great nation’s history.
Sincerely,
