Who We Are As a People
Last week, my wife and I were in Washington, D.C. at a Conference with our colleagues and conservative leaders from around the country.
On Wednesday, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - our nation’s foremost ally who greatly needs to see resolve and friendship from the United States - gave a joint address before Congress.
Instead of being met with unity, Netanyahu found the Vice President of the United States unwilling to make time for his speech, numerous leftist members of Congress boycotting his remarks, and Nancy Pelosi calling it “the worst” speech ever by a foreign leader.
He also was met with protesters. In our nation’s capital, an angry mob was given reign to graffiti Union Station, chase down counter voices, tear down our flag, burn it, and hoist the flag of Israel’s terrorist enemy. Here are a few pictures from the destruction taken by one of our colleagues from California.
This is a national disgrace.
Stand against this evil by helping us defeat radical leftists at the ballot box! From the top of the ticket on down, leftists are running on an anti-Israel, anti-God, anti-biology platform of lawlessness.
THIS IS NOT WHO WE ARE AS A PEOPLE, AND THESE ARE THE STAKES OF THIS ELECTION. CAN YOU HELP US STAND AGAINST THIS EVIL WITH A GENEROUS DONATION TO OUR WARCHEST OF $24, $100, $470, OR MORE TODAY?
Our nation, once a Shining City on a Hill, is in shambles. As the world now looks at us, they see a mentally unfit President - too feeble to continue a campaign - and an incoherent Vice President too beholden to the Hamas-supporting wing of their Party to stand for our greatest ally.
The world sees an America with a Secret Service incapable of protecting the leading presidential candidate from a 20-year-old loser who leisurely scouted his obvious shooting location.
And, the world sees an America reeling toward decline - unwilling to enforce the laws in its own capital, turning a blind eye to its border, and refusing to define what a woman is.
This is not who we are as a people. It’s time we demand better.
Resolved,
Cole Muzio
President, Frontline Policy