Business Roundtable
Democrats Want You To Forget Mollie Tibbetts
- Business Roundtable
- Charles Schumer
- cheap labor
- Christy Sue Piña
- Cristhian Bahena Rivera
- Drew Rosenberg
- Elizabeth Warren
- Governor Kim Reynolds
- Grant Ronnebeck
- illegal immigration
- Iowa
- Jamiel Shaw Jr
- Jerry Brown
- Josh Wilkerson
- Judge Monica Herranz
- Kate Steinle
- Kevin McCarthy
- Marco Rubio
- Mayor Libby Schaaf
- Mitch McConnell
- Mollie Tibbetts
- Nancy Pelosi
- open borders
- Patrick McHenry
- Paul Ryan
- Sarah Root
- Sergeant Brandon Mendoza
- Steve Scalise
- Symone Sanders
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- virtue signaling
Open boders Democrats and their enablers in the Leftwing media want you to forget the brutal murder of Mollie Tibbetts at the hands of an illegal alien because she was just some "white girl" from Iowa.
The Politicians Who Killed Mollie Tibbetts
- Business Roundtable
- Charles Schumer
- cheap labor
- Christy Sue Piña
- Cristhian Bahena Rivera
- Drew Rosenberg
- Grant Ronnebeck
- illegal immigration
- Iowa
- Jamiel Shaw Jr
- Jerry Brown
- Josh Wilkerson
- Judge Monica Herranz
- Kate Steinle
- Kevin McCarthy
- Marco Rubio
- Mayor Libby Schaaf
- Mitch McConnell
- Mollie Tibbetts
- Nancy Pelosi
- open borders
- Patrick McHenry
- Paul Ryan
- Sarah Root
- Sergeant Brandon Mendoza
- Steve Scalise
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- virtue signaling
Mollie Tibbetts was killed so that somebody in Iowa could have cheap labor, and she was killed so that members of the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce could hit this quarter’s earnings target, and most shamefully, she was killed so that virtue signaling liberal politicians could get reelected.
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