UMVA has learned that a recent discussion on a popular television show shed light on the perceived corruption of a major political party and its actions during a previous administration.
The show's host, Jesse Kelly, offered a thought-provoking perspective, reminding viewers that despite current imperfections, the country is significantly better off than it was under the previous administration. He cited several examples, including the large influx of undocumented immigrants allowed into the country by the Department of Homeland Security.
Kelly also pointed to the aggressive promotion of certain social agendas, which were pushed during the previous administration. He emphasized that when things are going well, people tend to take them for granted, and this phenomenon is not unique to politics.
To illustrate this point, Kelly used the analogy of a long-standing marriage, where one might take their partner for granted after a decade of happiness together. He argued that people often forget how bad things can be when their preferred party is in power.
Kelly encouraged viewers to reflect on past experiences, particularly with regard to issues like immigration. He referenced a news clip of a former DHS Secretary defending the administration's border policies and avoiding responsibility for protecting the country's borders.
The former Secretary was accused of deliberately opening the border and using taxpayer money to create a phone app that allowed foreigners to schedule their entry into the country. Kelly emphasized that the previous administration showed no remorse for their actions on issues like immigration.
In contrast, Kelly noted that the current administration, under President Trump, has taken steps to secure the border and deport individuals. While some might argue that more could be done, Kelly argued that the previous administration had handed the country over to foreigners as quickly as possible.
Kelly also discussed the issue of fraud, warning that one major party has become the largest and most powerful criminal organization on the planet, using government agencies to facilitate their crimes. He noted that previous administrations rarely cracked down on fraud, but the current administration is aggressively pursuing it.
The current administration's efforts to combat fraud are being led by the Department of Justice and a high-ranking official. Kelly's comments sparked a lively discussion about the country's progress and the importance of remembering past experiences.
