Written by by Warner Todd Huston at lidblog.com
Democrats have utter contempt for this country. We see it nearly every day. The latest outrage occurred last week in San Francisco, where city officials handed out a position on its Elections Commission to someone who isn’t even a U.S. citizen.
Worse, the activist leftist the fools at city hall gave the job to isn’t even an advocate for America, our ideals, or our systems of government. She is an activist for illegals and wants to tear down all our laws and practices.
On Wednesday, Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin swore in left-wing, anti-American, activist Kelly Wong as the newest member of the San Francisco Elections Commission, even though she isn’t even legally allowed to vote in city elections, KQED reported.
Wong says her new position is a “beacon of hope” to illegals, telling them that in the near future, all American laws will be rewritten to give noncitizens even more freebies and perks than they have already been illicitly given by Democrats rapacious for our tax dollars.
Granted, Wong was put in place by a member of the city council — where such appointments originate — but sadly, this isn’t just an idiot move by left-wing city officials. Wong got her position because the self-hating voters of San Francisco passed a foolhardy measure that removed the citizenship requirement to serve on San Francisco boards, commissions, and advisory bodies.
President Peskin praised Wong, naturally.
“I’m very impressed by her commitment to enfranchising people who rarely vote, to educating people about the voting process, and to bring in noncitizens and get them the tools they need as they become citizens,” he blathered.
Do ya think they “rarely vote” because they are NOT legal citizens with any right to vote, Mr. Peskin?
Wong celebrated her ill-gotten gains by talking about the “voices in her head.”
“There are always voices inside my head. Like, ‘You can’t do it. You’re not competent. You’re an immigrant. This is not your country.’ That’s not true,” said the Hong Kong-born Wong who has only been in the U.S. for around four years. “If I can do it, you can do it.”