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Miles Archer

(18,837 posts) Thu Oct 10, 2019, 12:19 PM Oct 2019

Ted Lieu reminds the WSJ that "foreign born" citizens of America are STILL citizens of America.

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Thank you @rebeccaballhaus and @WSJ for changing the headline. And thank you for your continued excellent journalism.

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Dear @rebeccaballhaus & @WSJ: Thank you for continuing to expose corruption. Regarding your story about two Giuliani associates, were they US citizens? If so, then I request you remove the irrelevant foreign-born reference. In America, we don't care where US citizens were born.

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Ted Lieu reminds the WSJ that "foreign born" citizens of America are STILL citizens of America. (Original Post) Miles Archer Oct 2019 OP

John McCain and Rafael Cuz were also "foreign born". keithbvadu2 Oct 2019 #1

Ordinarily, I would agree on this FoxNewsSucks Oct 2019 #2

keithbvadu2

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1. John McCain and Rafael Cuz were also "foreign born".

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Thu Oct 10, 2019, 12:25 PM

Oct 2019

John McCain and Rafael Cuz were also "foreign born".

Did WSJ mention that?

FoxNewsSucks

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2. Ordinarily, I would agree on this

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Thu Oct 10, 2019, 02:34 PM

Oct 2019

but since this is about deep foreign involvement, corruption, and money in our elections, I think it should be made clear that Ghouiliani's associates do not have this country's best interests in mind. So here, I don't mind referring to them as foreign-born citizens.

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