Hunter Biden made some wild comments during an interview with YouTuber Andrew Callaghan.
He went to town attacking Democrats, including George Clooney and others, for what he thinks they did to his father, tossing him to the side after more than fifty years of service to the country.
Hunter also went off when it came to the issue of illegal aliens, cursing, "F*** you! How do you think you think your hotel room gets cleaned? How do you have food on your f***ing table? Who do you think washes your dishes?"
Fox's Laura Ingraham addresses it with Border Czar Tom Homan.
Homan also warned the anti-ICE crazies: If you throw a stone at an ICE vehicle, they're going to get out of the car and arrest you. "Zero tolerance, you step over the line, you'll be prosecuted...You step over the line, you're going to jail." He's promised to go to Portland and Seattle to address the anti-ICE radicals there as well.
Can we clone Homan and put him in charge of other things? Seems like the ONLY person actually accomplishing anything in DC.
ReplyDeleteHe's a one man battle wagon ain't he. I wonder if he has brothers or sons that might follow in his footsteps.
DeleteThat crap the libs put out about who'll mow the yards, wash the dishes, etc. really pisses me off. From the age of 12 to roughly 20, I mowed 10 or 12 yards a week, mostly after school and on Saturday. In the off season I stocked shelves at grocery stores. My friends worked at restaurants and fast food joints. Those were jobs young teens could get and earn money for themselves while learning about work. We didn't have wetbacks lined up at the Home Depot and everybody at the fast food joints could speak and understand English. This mass immigration has ruined the entry level job market for teens and now we have several generations of young people who never had that opportunity. Today I mentor the younger engineers and I see kids straight out of college who've never in their life had a job. At all! Nothing. Unbelievable to me. And yeah, Homan is a beast.
ReplyDeleteI'm like you except I spent my younger years working on a farm almost every hour that I wasn't in school and I still had to do home chores and homework and try to find time to find 'love'. This is mostly a farming community. All of my friends had jobs, some that weren't great jobs but they did them anyway because that's how we were brought up. The Mexican immigration almost took over the farm work around here for a while but now it seems to be going back the other way. Almost all of my friends that I kept up with are in the trades, welding, HVAC, etc.
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