Pam Key of Breitbart News reported that Wednesday September 10, DHS Chief Jeh Johnson spoke to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and cited the brewing conservative elections backlash as Obama's incentive to retreat. Johnson cited the 1994 elections backlash where 50 Democratic seats were lost, saying, "As you know the president has determined we should wait until after the midterm elections to announce what we believe we can and should do to fix the system." The CFR organization is one of the main driving forces behind the scenes of the illegal immigration invasion of America....
DHS Secretary Johnson's comments to the CFR affirm William Gheen's prior analysis and statements to the public predicting that a conservative backlash greater than the historic shifts of 1994 and 2010 is possible in the 2014 Midterm Elections and that such a shift could destroy immigration reform amnesty legislation attempts.
The comments also affirm William Gheen's comments published by World Net Daily this past Monday where Gheen enumerated several factors suggesting Obama, the US Chamber of Commerce, and the government of Mexico are working in collusion to try to dampen public concerns about and the political backlash over illegal immigration.
"When I read Jeh Johnson's comments reporting to his and Obama's real bosses over at the CFR, I knew my analysis was right on the money so to speak," said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC. "Now we need to make sure every American understands they need to deploy behind political insurgent candidates running against Obama's Democrat allies to sweep them out of office in historic fashion with the illegal immigration issue as the flagship issue of 2014!"
After the current fund raising drive, ALIPAC intends to scour the nation looking for more federal candidates who support America's existing border and immigration laws instead of the Chamber of Commerce, CFR, and DHS backed immigration reform amnesty plans that would permanently undermine both!
Candidates who are loyal the Constitution and American public instead of the CFR on illegal immigration issues can be endorsed and added to the more than 100 candidates currently endorsed by ALIPAC (click here to view).
ALIPAC also plans to help rally and coordinate the historic conservative backlash that Obama fears in the 2014 midterms using talk radio, the New Media, websites, and social media.
Today is ALIPAC's 10th anniversary operating as a national organization since 9/11/2004!
For more information about these issues or to schedule interviews, please visit www.ALIPAC.us.
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