Border Hawk By Allan Wall
Ohio Senator J.D. Vance has been selected as Trumpâs vice presidential running mate.
Border Hawk does not endorse political candidates, but we can and should analyze what they say and promote.
How is J.D. Vance on the âNational Questionâ?
The National Question is a complex of issues including immigration (legal and illegal), citizenship, and national identity.
Vanceâs marriage to a non-Christian, a daughter of Indian immigrants, has been questioned. Does that make him more sympathetic towards mass immigration of Asian Indians and others?
I donât know.
But I have been impressed with National Question-related statements Vance has made in recent years.
It seems that J.D. has thought about these issues more than most politicians.
Vance has only been in the Senate since last year but has a 90% rating from NumbersUSA.
A recent Alternet headline declared that âJD Vance called Native Americans the ‘enemy’ and Indigenous Peoples Day a ‘fake holiday.'”
Whatâs that all about ?
âIndigenous Peoples Dayâ is a fake holiday, with its only purpose being to replace Columbus Day.
As for âthe enemyâ quote, Vance was talking about âenemy territoryâ in the Northwest Indian War (1785-1795). In that war, the U.S. military under General Anthony Wayne fought a confederation of Indian tribes. (Full disclosure: one of my ancestors fought under Wayne in that conflict.)
Vance was speaking out against the cancellation of General Wayne by taking his name off a national forest in Ohio…
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