Posted on 09/12/2022 5:06:18 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
An Arizona sheriff is calling out Democrat gubernatorial candidate Katie Hobbs for “BS” “tough talk” on border security.
In a statement, Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb explained that voters “will hear tough talk” on border security from Hobbs, “but that is more political BS just to get your vote.”
Hobbs, who is running against the Republican Kari Lake, has scoffed at the idea of border security being a central issue in the race, as Breitbart News pointed out:
In an interview with the Arizona Republic, Hobbs said in reference to immigration and border security that “it’s ridiculous that we are talking about this as a core issue in the governor’s race.”
Meanwhile, just under 5 million illegal immigrants have crossed our southern border since Joe Biden took office.
On Tuesday, Hobbs’s campaign released an ad with Democrat Sheriffs Chris Nanos of Pima County and David Hathaway of Santa Cruz County, claiming that she will “keep our border secure.”
“Katie Hobbs will deliver whatever resources are needed to keep you safe, my team safe, and our state safe,” Nanos said.
“Katie Hobbs is about action. Katie Hobbs will keep our border secure,” Hathaway added.
While the pair of Democrat sheriffs are working to present Hobbs as a proponent of border security, Lamb said that she is not an advocate for border security and will not address human and drug trafficking if elected governor:
Katie Hobbs has openly opposed filling the border wall gaps and supported ending Title 42, which makes our jobs harder and puts us in the line
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Rats spouting BS. Q: Whoda thunkit? A: Sane brains.
Today, I saw my first Hobbs election signs (she didn’t even bother putting up any for the Primary). Just a few, on only the really busy intersections. They are all in pastels and girly script. Something like a teenager running for Homecoming queen would put out. No gravitas at all.
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