Things learned from Martha's Vinyard and the state of Massachusetts this week:
1. It's OK to say you support and accept all people even if you really don't.
2. It's OK to tell the world you can't house 50 illegal aliens on your island even though you have hundreds of empty hotel rooms at the time (because tourist season is over.)
3. It's OK to tell the world you can't absorb 50 illegal immigrants even when you profess to be a sanctuary for them (and have hundreds of empty hotel rooms.)
4. It's OK to use the National Guard to get rid of them.
5. It's OK to condemn border states for relocating tens of thousands of illegal immigrants for which they truly do not have the resources to handle even as you remove 50 of them from your neighborhood in less than 48 hours (claiming a lack of resources in one of the most posh places in America. Did I mention the empty hotel rooms?)
6. And it's perfectly OK for Democrats, from the President on down, to relocate illegal aliens anywhere, anytime, and for any reason, but if Republicans do it it's kidnapping, human trafficking, etc., etc.
All those lessons learned from one small plane full of "undocumented immigrants just seeking a better life" and/or "refugees just seeking a better/safer life.
And the last and most important lesson?
You don't have to tolerate illegal immigrants in your neighborhood if you have money.
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