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Please do it.
I’ve always liked South Dakota. Maybe I’ll buy a cabin and some land up there and primary @LeaderJohnThune
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This man's son's have zero shot because the illegals' sons are ✨citizens✨ and they'll be running the competition which will be entirely Hispanic, no White guy at the top. You can only do this once and you do it to yourself. Hope it was worth it, prick.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Hiring illegal aliens is a federal crime under the the "Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986"
Hiring under 10 illegal aliens is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in prison
Hiring 10 or more illegal aliens within a 12 month period is a felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison
If you can be linked to other charges such as concealment, harboring & smuggling it can be raised up to 20 years in prison
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Put these motherfuckers and any other business owner who hires illegal's out of business.
Pull their licenses, certifications, permits and anything else you can.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Be a shame if everyone let his potential customers know he hires illegal labor and hates America.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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He should be investigated for hiring illegal workers, charged with a federal crime and have his business destroyed and the assets distributed to Americans who are struggling to make ends meet
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Awesome. I will drive down to Naples and drive around to see where his crews are and put ICE on speed dial.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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These "pro-business conservatives" are the sort of people who end up cutting checks for the Republican Party, and their only concern is lower taxes and eliminating government intrusion into their business. Zero attention is paid to the overall trajectory of the country, the future of the American people, or the fact that we are systematically replacing them with foreigners from the Third World.
Guys like this belong in prison and little will change until we start going after employers who not only serve as a magnet for illegals to come here in the first place, but harbor them from deportations and then shove a knife in the back of any Republican politician the moment they actually try to enforce immigration law.
We saw in the midterms that counties in the Midwest that are home to large industries relying on illegal labor (such as the Golden Triangle of Meat-packing in Kansas) ended up flipping to the Democrats.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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I bet he's an American Flag Waver on the weekend while driving his boat on the water.
If we made all of those immigrants working for him instant American Citizens and he had to pay them minimum wage and benefits, he would cut all of them free and go find some new/different illegals.
This is just Southern Plantation Owners and Slavery by another name.
F*ck this dude.
People like him need to become pariahs of society.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Until guys like this are rotting in prison we effectively do not have a country.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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"I build 8-figure roofing companies," his social media profile brags. He wants to keep the margins for himself, and not pay American workers more. The entire industry is like this.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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When I graduated HS in 2000 I had a ton of friends that went into roofing. By 2003 they were talking about all the Latin Americans that were riding in the city. Most were laid off during the 2008 crash. Almost zero were ever called back. Not because houses didn't start going up again, but because shit bags like this could pay a clown car full of illegal Mexicans, who were sleeping 12 to a 1 bedroom, half they pay and charge you the 3% less too take more of the pie. Fuck this guy.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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It appears I’m the only white guy in construction who hires other white guys.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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Again, until guys like this are actually losing their businesses and going to jail, you don't solve the problem. Far more dangerous than "the Left." And to be clear, they are just traitors to their nation, there's nothing complicated.
But reconcile that with "muh economy."
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
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These guys are in every single town in the country.
They fill up at the same gas stations.
They sit by you in church.
They are masculine, hard-working, and salute the flag on Memorial Day.
And they are traitors to their nation and people.
"I was a big part of the blue wave.."
That's Lee Haight, president of RRCA (Roofing & Reconstruction Contractors of America) in Naples, Florida, defending his illegal immigrant crew from ICE and saying they're "necessary," not a burden on society.
In the same video he complains the insurance company steered jobs to his competitors, then brags about an $85,000 stone-coated steel roof on the water and a claim he says could top $150,000.
Cheap labor works out GREAT for the guy at the top. LMAO
That Guy retweeted
The CEO of the largest H1B company in America is on the Board of the US Chamber of Commerce - the largest lobbying organization in America - and is lobbying DHS to get more H1B’s into America.
What a disaster.
That Guy retweeted
No candidate should be certified or seated in this election until there is complete transparency and the American people can have complete confidence our elections.
Trump just asked the question a lot of you have been asking since Tuesday.
"Does anybody really believe that this 'Election' was honest? How could the Polls be so wrong???"
He says some early voting dumps were so large that it was impossible to win, no matter how many people showed up. He says it's all about the machines.
If people can't trust the count, nothing else works. Open the process, prove every vote, and earn the trust back.
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Kendall & Montgomery County, Texas show MASSIVE Republican leads in EARLY, ABSENTEE, & ELECTION DAY VOTING.
Texas did NOT turn into California overnight, Republicans showed up in MASSIVE numbers in every voting category.
Kendal County, Texas:
🟥Paxton: 70.56%
🟥Teixeira: 74.63%
🟥Abbott: 73.15%
Montgomery County, Texas:
🟥Paxton:
- Early: 60.02%
- Absentee: 55.42%
- Election day: 61.61%
🟥Abbott:
- Early: 61.93%
- Absentee: 59.36%
- Election Day: 65.06%
🟥Huffines:
- Early: 62.88%
- Absentee: 59.78%
- Election Day: 66.47%
Texas did not have a 100% "shift" of its counties to blue, along with 20 other states.
These are the Texas county "shifts" by year out of all 254 counties:
2021:
🟥: 183
🟦: 7
2024:
🟥: 233
🟦: 21
2026:
🟥: 0
🟦: 254
The fraud in Texas is massive and it must be exposed, Texas did not and will not ever become a swing state and become California overnight.
New Texas election numbers out and every Republican is SMOKING the competition in EARLY, ABSENTEE, & ELECTION DAY votes.
Kendal County, Texas:
🟥Paxton: 70.56%
🟥Teixeira: 74.63%
🟥Abbott: 73.15%
Montgomery County, Texas:
🟥Paxton:
- Early: 60.02%
- Absentee: 55.42%
- Election day: 61.61%
🟥Abbott:
- Early: 61.93%
- Absentee: 59.36%
- Election Day: 65.06%
🟥Huffines:
- Early: 62.88%
- Absentee: 59.78%
- Election Day: 66.47%
On top of the all of this, every other Republican candidate for other official positions in these counties are leading on these recent officials polls highlighted in red by well over 50% to 60%+.
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How bout that. Time for “calling out” is over. We want arrests and an overhaul of the entire grid.
President Trump is right to call out the voting machines. I created this visualization last night showing that legacy Dominion voting machines were being used almost everywhere a district went blue.
Not only that, the red dots represents every time a person registered to vote without proof-of-citizenship.
Do you see the overlap between the two maps?
