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Dana Rohrabacher: I believe that there are people who, with sinister motives, are trying to destroy the United States of America. They are…

On the recordJanuary 9, 2018
I believe that there are people who, with sinister motives, are trying to destroy the United States of America. They are there. There are people out there who hate us for what we stand for. They have always hated America. We have been what stood between the forces of evil on this planet for 200 years now. If it wasn't for our guys--my mom and dad left North Dakota, these small farms--out to fight in World War II, we saved the world from Nazism and from Japanese militarism. And then during the Cold War, we stood firm until communism--that evil that wanted to create atheistic dictatorships throughout the world, thinking that that is going to cleanse us from our profit motive, the idea that we are going to change human nature but we are going to establish dictators and dictatorships and murder millions and millions of people, we defeated that evil. We held firm until it had a chance to collapse on its own. Now we face radical Islam, which is not a force, by the way, that--it is a powerful force. There are Muslims who hate us. There are Muslims who love us as well. But there are Muslims who hate us, who have lots of money and lots of oil. We cut deals with them, so they have lots of money and resources. And what did they do? They have financed terrorism to try to terrorize us into retreat. They hate America. They hate America. These are forces.…
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Dana Rohrabacher
Republican · California
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Jan 9, 2018

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