Ms Rachel Crosses the Line, America Needs More Independent Candidates & Ilhan Omar's Legal Status

Do you know who "Ms. Rachel" is? If you have small children or grandchildren, you probably do. That also means you may have heard she has recently moved beyond early childhood education and into political activism; but as the "influencer" she is, she is still targeting young children. Anne Schlafly, Chairman of Eagle Forum, joins me to discuss why she says, "Parents—not influencers—should decide what values their children are exposed to."

The Founding Fathers warned us about party politics; since settling into what has essentially become a two-party system, we have seen a fair number of politicians abandon representing their direct constituents to help move their party's agenda forward. Would more independent candidates, and more importantly, more independent officeholders be the solution to that problem? Chris Getty, the Mayor of Lyons, IL, and a candidate for the U.S. House in Illinois' Fourth District, will join me to discuss why he believes America needs more independent candidates.

Ilhan Omar had her residence raided earlier this week as part of an ongoing investigation into immigration fraud. Most people keep circling back to allegations that Omar married her brother; however, the investigation is far more likely focused on how she became recognized as a US citizen as a teenager and on paperwork filed by her father. The primary concerns that could change Omar's life forever are: first, "Did Nur Omar Mohamed, Omar's father, lie in his immigration paperwork?" (which it looks very much like he did) and second, "When is Ilhan's birthday?" (The program that allowed Ilhan into the country and to start on the path to "naturalization" considers the age of the minor child. It appears that she may not have been eligible under the program she used. If fraud or ineligibility is proven, she will be removed from Congress and may be sent back to Somalia. The administration may go through the hoops of denaturalizing Ilhan for political reasons. Still, everyone should understand that it isn't really necessary. Sure, some people will say "due process," or she deserves full legal protection, etc. Still, I would point out that if naturalization was achieved through fraud, it was never legitimate. She isn't, and never was, a US citizen. Michael A. Letts, founder and CEO of InVest USA, will join me to discuss the investigation and the possible ramifications.

Eagle Forum: https://eagleforum.org/

Anne Schlafly: https://eagleforum.org/about/anne-schlafly-cori.html

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