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RNC Chair Michael Whatley blasted Democrat policies for causing chaos in Los Angeles as National Guard troops clashed with rioters. He called the violence a direct result of weak leadership and open borders that put Americans in danger.
Whatley slammed Biden’s immigration failures, saying 10 million illegal crossings created this crisis. He warned every city is now a border town drowning in crime, drugs, and lawlessness. The LA riots show what happens when Democrats let criminals run wild instead of protecting citizens.
“This is an absolute disgrace,” Whatley said, blaming liberals for putting illegal immigrants ahead of hardworking families. He praised Trump’s tough border policies that kept communities safe before Biden’s weakness invited chaos. Under Trump, the wall got built and cartels were crushed—now Democrats wrecked that progress.
The RNC chair accused Democrats of siding with anarchists who attack our values. He said conservative leaders want order while liberals coddle criminals and erase borders. Whatley vowed to fight for law enforcement and voters tired of being ignored by out-of-touch elites.
Whatley highlighted Trump’s plan to restore security: seal the border, deport illegals, and stop taxpayer money funding sanctuary cities. He said only strong leadership can fix the mess Biden created. Americans deserve safety, not streets ruled by mobs and drugs.
Democrats called Trump’s policies “cruel,” but Whatley fired back: “What’s cruel is letting fentanyl kill our kids and gangs invade our neighborhoods.” He said real compassion means putting Americans first—not illegal immigrants who break our laws.
The RNC chairman urged voters to reject Biden’s failures in November. He said Trump’s second term will bring back prosperity, security, and respect worldwide. Weakness ends when patriots stand up and take their country back.
Whatley finished with a rallying cry: “Enough is enough. It’s time to elect fighters who put America first.” He promised conservatives will save this nation from the left’s destruction—no matter what the riots try to stop.
