How insane are Democrats trying to keep illegal alien criminals in America? Are there any lengths to which they will not go? Have they yet hit rock bottom? Certainly not in Tampon Tim Walz’s Minnesota:
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Vang is obviously Walz’s kind of illegal alien, even more so than the rest. Note in the history of the case, Vang said Laotian men routinely “marry” girls as young as 12. They just repeatedly rape girls as young as 10 to what? Prepare them for marriage at 12?
The DHS is not amused:
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Though Walz bears ultimate responsibility, two others were also responsible for this unpardonable pardon:
The pardon came from a three-person panel that included Walz, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), and Minnesota Chief Justice Natalie Hudson. You can’t even pretend that Trump’s immigration policies weren’t a factor because, as the Daily Mail reported, “Ellison also cited President Donald Trump’s expansive use of executive pardon power in his statement defending his pardon of the pedophile.”
But why would these leftist idiots want to pardon a man who, over four years, repeatedly raped a 10-year-old girl? He’s also a cheapskate who tried to pay her $10 to shut her up. Apart from a complete lack of morality and betrayal of their duty to keep Minnesotans safe, it’s Trump Derangement Syndrome:
DHS spokeswoman Lauren Bis laid out exactly what happened here. “Tou Lue Vang lost his legal status following his conviction for repeatedly sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl,” she said, adding that the pardon wipes his conviction from the record entirely. A DHS spokesperson called Walz “disgusting” for granting the pardon. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin went further, calling the move “horrific” in a statement on X.
“This evil alien from Laos repeatedly sexually assaulted a 10-year-old child,” Mullin said. “These are the illegal alien criminals sanctuary politicians like Tim Walz are protecting over American citizens.”
As one would expect, the Minnesota Star Tribune, public-spirited as ever, is solidly behind Walz and his fellow rapist pardoners:
Victim’s forgiveness was key in pardon of Tou Lue Vang, Hmong man facing deportation
Amazingly, until one realizes this is Minnesota, Vang wasn’t in the Pen. He was serving a 30-year probation. Here’s where it gets even more disgusting, if that were possible:
On June 10, the Board of Pardons — consisting of Walz, Ellison and state Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie Hudson — voted to purge Vang’s felony sexual assault conviction. The deciding factor was a letter from Vang’s victim saying she forgave him and supported his pardon.
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The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office, which prosecuted Vang, opposed his pardon. Tami McConkey, director of the office’s Victim, Witness and Postconviction Justice Division, wrote that Vang received a lighter sentence of 30 years probation for the offense because the victim “was experiencing pressure from her family to not cooperate.”
But of course! One wonders how much pressure the victim was receiving from Minnesota authorities to provide cover for their flaunting of President Trump and federal immigration law? If you’ve a strong stomach, read Vang’s pardon letter:
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“Congratulations! You repeatedly raped a little girl, didn’t spend a day in the pen, and now it’s going to be much more difficult to kick you out of the country. Of course, Minnesota really isn’t part of America, so we’ll use every resource of the People’s Republic of Minnesota to fight your deportation
Among the sacraments of the left is the idea that Americans have no moral standing to criticize the cultures of other lands. Who are we to suggest our culture, which doesn’t countenance raping little girls, is superior? Who are we to demand the peoples of cultures at least equally moral, or more so, adopt our cultural practices and obey our colonialist, white supremacist laws?
One wonders how many other little girls Vang might have practiced his superior culture with during those 30 years? One also wonders just how attentive Vang’s probation officers were over that period. I’m sure they were thrilled to learn Vang would be their career. Even if they tried to do their duty, would their superiors have allowed it? Vang, after all, is a member of a protected, oppressed, victim class, and even more so when immigration law was suddenly enforced.
Ultimately, it shouldn’t matter whether a rape victim, some 30 years later, forgives her rapist. Forgiveness is an admirable quality and arguably good for the soul, but it should have no place in the criminal justice system, which gets every iota of its power on loan from Americans, and whose duty is to protect Americans from child rapists. Americans are kind of funny in expecting that kind of thing.
Yet another predictable example of anti-American hatred from one of America’s most anti-American governors.
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Mike McDaniel is a USAF veteran, classically trained musician, Japanese and European fencer, lifelong athlete, firearm instructor, retired police officer, and high school and college English teacher. He is a published author and blogger. His home blog is Stately McDaniel Manor.
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