Thread: Thom Tillis May Lose Due To Illegal Voters He Helped Protect as Speaker of NC House

Thom Tillis May Lose Due To Illegal Voters He Helped Protect as Speaker of NC House

October 30, 2014

Contact: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) WilliamG@alipac.us | (919) 787-6009


US Senate candidate Thom Tillis may lose his very close campaign for the Senate due to "undocumented immigrant" voters who have been proven to be committing felonies by registering to vote and participating in elections as documented by recent investigations by the NC Board of Elections, Harvard's Cooperative Congressional Election Study (CCES), and video released today by Project Veritas!

The US Senate race between incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan and Republican Thom Tillis is currently one of the closest, most contentious, and most expensive campaigns in the nation, and the result could determine which major political party controls the US Senate next year.

Thom Tillis used his position as the Speaker of the NC State House to block all state level legislation that sought to curtail illegal immigration or undocumented immigrant access to taxpayer benefits like licenses filed by Representatives like George Cleveland (R-Onslow).

Tillis told NC lawmakers that license ID cards issued to Obama's DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) amnesty recipients should undergo a design change to remove the pink color. He told lawmakers his concern was that the color pink is offensive to Latino culture because of its symbolic feminine qualities. Some of these DACA card recipients are now registered to vote in NC although all noncitizen voter registrations are a felony, noncitizen voting is a felony, and encouraging noncitizens to vote is also a Class 1 felony.

"It is highly ironic that Thom Tillis may lose his race by a narrow margin due to the very illegal immigrants he has fought to protect as Speaker of the House on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce," said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC and prior staffer and lobbyist at the NC General Assembly. "Also, if his campaign buddies John McCain and Lindsey Graham had gotten their immigration reform amnesty bills through in 2007 or 2013, millions of illegal aliens would be legally registering to vote and destroying any conservative candidates chances in this state forevermore."



Thom Tillis is pictured here with Arizona Senator John McCain and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham who are the two top nationally known Republican senators pushing for and passing immigration reform bills that would allow more than ten million current illegal immigrants a pathway to future voting rights in US Elections. Tillis associating with McCain and Graham will also demoralize the conservative base and could reduce turnout among his most receptive voters.

Pew Center Research Polling found in July of 2013 that "Illegal Immigrants will vote 8 to 1 Democrat if ever given citizenship by legislative amnesty such as the one contained in S. 744! Prior to citizenship 31% of illegal aliens identify as Democrats and just 4% as Republicans. For those already given amnesty, illegals in the US under ten years, 26 percent identified with Democrats against 9 percent for Republicans; for those who’d been in the US for over two decades, 54 percent identified as Democrats and 10 percent identified as Republicans."

On Election Day, November 4, 2014, Thom Tillis may lose his narrow race with Kay Hagan due to the large number of felony committing noncitizen voters who are clearly present in North Carolina!

ALIPAC encourages all candidates for public office to work to get noncitizens out of US elections and to reject any form of immigration reform amnesty that would permanently undermine US elections, borders, and laws.
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Jeb Bush Suggests Republicans Should Pass Amnesty if They Win Back Senate

Even though Republicans may take back the Senate by running against amnesty, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush pushed amnesty legislation while stumping for North Carolina Republican Senate candidate Thom Tillis on Wednesday.

Bush, according to the New York Times, reportedly said that comprehensive immigration reform "will restore and sustain economic growth for this country." And even though a recent Gallup poll found that illegal immigration is now the top concern among Republicans, Bush said that if immigration reform is "framed in that way, I don’t think there’s a big debate in the Republican Party about the need to do this."

Read entire article at...
http://www.alipac.us/f9/jeb-bush-sug...senate-313728/

Just what we need another open border Bush clone opening his repugnant mouth for the cheap labor crowd.