We Had Another Muslim Terror Attack in Paris
Wait, *THAT'S* Seattle PD's Description of the Person of Interest in Food Festival...
House Dem Pitches Dating Ban Since Her Party Has Been Wrecked by Multiple...
Atlanta Resident Facing Federal Charges for Using 'Duress Password' to Wipe Phone During...
You Won't Believe How Mamdani Responded to Families of 9/11 Victims About Memorial
Democrat Lt. Gov. Allegedly Took $35K+ in Bribes to Keep the COVID Cash...
'No Tattoo, Same Crazy': Here's How Republicans Plan to Defeat Troy Jackson
They Aren't Even Trying to Hide It Anymore
Turns Out 'Trans Inclusive' NHS Wards Led to Women Being Assaulted
A Milwaukee Woman Is in Hot Water for Scamming Renters
Netanyahu Defies Mamdani: 'I Will Come to New York to Fight for the...
A Court Just Allowed the DOJ to Release the Robert Hur Recordings of...
Undercover Video Catches Nebraska Candidate Explaining Plan for Dem Senate Nominee to Drop...
There's 'Not Much Time' for Iran to Make a Deal With Trump
Trump Has More to Say About Thune As SAVE America Act Pressure Mounts
Tipsheet
Premium

Look Who These Democrats Are Supporting in the World Cup. Hint: It's Not the United States.

Look Who These Democrats Are Supporting in the World Cup. Hint: It's Not the United States.
AP Photo/Jayne Kamin-Oncea

The Democrats are proving to be thoroughly anti-patriotic as the World Cup ramps up. An interview with Rep. Adriano Espaillat and congressional candidate Darializa Chevalier on a local news channel revealed that the two politicians were not supporting their home country in the sporting tournament.

Espaillat, a Dominican-American who is noted for being the first former illegal alien to become a federally elected official, stated that he was rooting for the Mexican national team. Chevalier, who was raised by Dominican immigrants and had previously lived in the Dominican Republic and Venezuela, stated that she was backing the African state of Senegal.

Just days before their betrayal, the U.S. national team had destroyed the Paraguayan national team 4-1 in their World Cup opener. The performance showed that the U.S. had a real possibility of going far into the tournament, especially considering a tournament-favorite in Spain drew their match against Cabo Verde and the Paraguayan team had previously defeated Brazil and Argentina before the World Cup.

How hard is it to get behind the U.S. when you’re quite literally working to represent the United States of America in government? Seems rather disqualifying, doesn’t it?

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement