With everything else going wrong in America, every so often we need to check with to Joe Biden's original sin: the border crisis. The border was the first thing Biden f*cked up, almost starting the day after he was sworn in. Not only is our southern border still in crisis, but it keeps getting crisisier. A point Sen. Ted Cruz attempted to make to Biden's failed Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

Cruz going Wolvie-beserk style is the best Cruz.

The bit about the bracelets is my favorite:

"Mr. Secretary, you have just testified to the American people that you are incompetent at your job. Because I have been to the southern border, and if you go to the southern border, along the southern border you see thousands of these wristbands. Because the illegal immigrants wear them. The drug cartels, every color corresponds to how many thousands of dollars they owe the cartels. You have turned these cartels into multi-billion dollars criminal organizations."

Mayorkas is a man who feels illegal immigration is one of our proudest traditions, and who would rather throw his own men under the bus than admit he fell for disinformation being pedaled by radical progressives and the media (but I repeat myself). He is also Joe Biden's biggest diversity hire failure. Not that KJP and Poot Buttgig don't have game. But the fentanyl pouring across the border is what gives Mayorkas an edge.

Exit question, what Biden Border Blunder stands out most to you? For me, it's the Mexican anti-drug ads that show scenes from Philadelphia of Americans strung out on the drugs...the pour across the border from Mexico.

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