“MENENDEZ & SERRANO CALL FOR ‘MLBPA’ BOYCOTT”

[George W. (gfwjr) "Oath-Keeper"]

Greetings Everyone,

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It’s old news now, but just the same, it should be kept on a front burner, because it’s absolute example of Menendez’s mind set concerning the on going illegal invasion of the United States.

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Menendez’s every action has been perfectly clear, that in every instance his choice, his preference is to represent the Illegal I

nvaders, the aliens who have entered the U.S. in violation of legal laws of entery. He has over, and over again ignored the legal citizens that HIRED him, casting their vote in the belief that HE was going to be REPRESENTING them/us, and do as, what we directed him to do, ONLY to find out that nothing could be farther from the truth.

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EVEN if Menendez did (has) read it, and it was made perfectly clear that he is 110% wrong, his choice would be to stand with, and represent the illegal invaders/aliens that have enter our Country, our State, and to HELL with his legal resident constituent citizens, and to HELL with U.S. citizens Nationwide!

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George W. (gfwjr)

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CALL THEM (CALL HIM)L: (SOUNDS LIKE THEY NEVER READ IT EITHER! OR MAYBE THEY DID AND JUST WANT TO MAKE TROUBLE): 

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SEN. MENENDEZ (D-NJ): TOLL-FREE: 1-877- 851-6437

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REP. JOSE SERRANO (D-NY): TOLL FREE: 1-(877- 851-6437

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AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU THINK OF THEIR CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF ARIZONA!

Menendez calls for MLBPA boycott Associated Press

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WASHINGTON -- Sen. Robert Menendez is urging the Major League Baseball Players' Association to boycott next year's All-Star Game in Phoenix over the recently passed Arizona law to crack down on illegal INVADERS, immigrants.

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The New Jersey Democrat says in a letter that 27 percent of Major League players are Latinos and they shouldn't be subjected to a law Menendez says codifies racial profiling.

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Rep. Jose Serrano, a New York Democrat, has similarly asked the players to boycott the 2011 event, noting that in 1993 the NFL rescinded its offer to host the Super Bowl in Arizona because it didn't then recognize Martin Luther King Day.

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MLB Players' Association executive director Michael Weiner has come out against the law, saying it could negatively impact hundreds of players.