Dakota Beacon

Star Parker has lived a life of huge contrasts.  She came of age in America following the death of Martin Luther King.  She spent - or misspent - her teen years doing drugs, committing petty crimes.  She was promiscuous and had four abortions.  Then at age 17 she decided abortion must be wrong.  She kept her child.  This began the long journey for her from being a welfare mother to a point where she found her faith, embraced the American dream and has become a major spokesperson for the individual's need to become independent of government and the responsibility to create one's own success in life.  Here is Parker being abused during a Congressional hearing:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5zN1Af7JXQ.  Here she presents another eloquent spokeswoman - who is also abused, this time by Ilhan Omar:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub8ZoIrlaoU.  

I think it is important that we see the contrasts here - between a view that Black Americans should just shut up and accept their welfare and the view that Black Americans can and do make important contributions to their families, their communities and to America.  It is interesting that there is - especially among Democrats in Congress - a special animosity toward any Black person who has chosen to forge his own success and make these contributions.  These peop;e should be turned out of Congress.  They have no business even considering what laws or programs we should be funding.

Ilhan Omar shows us who and what she is here.  She is inarticulate, she is out-of-control, she is rude and she is illogical.  She expects to get away with this.  She needs to be taken out of Congress this November.

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