I used to be proud to be an American. I'm not proud anymore.

While we are burying over 800,000 of our loved ones in 7 years to overdoses, our own legislators are protecting the cartels operating the drug highway at the SW border instead of our children

2) While drug overdoses continue to skyrocket our CDC is severely under-reporting the actual number of deaths by more than half and sanctuary cities have become hotbeds for cartel drug activity killing our children.

3) As counterfeit pills of fentanyl and heroin laced with fentanyl continue their deadly march through our nation liberal activists and even district attorneys are blocking buses containing criminals & drug dealers attacking ICE instead of protecting our communities and families.

4) As 8.7 million U.S. children suffer in homes where substance abuse is present & thousands of children enter foster care due to neglect or deaths of their parents due to substance abuse, liberals scream about migrant children while ignoring the suffering of our own.

5) While we fight to make the public aware of the cartel incursion into the U.S., the mainstream media continues to turn the American eyes AWAY from the drug corridor at the SW border to achieve a political victory as the bodies of our children continue to fill the cemeteries.

6) As our black communities continue to be ravaged by death brought to them by cartel meth laced with fentanyl the movement for "black lives" completely ignores the death and suffering of those they claim to serve.

7) While the cartels continue to destroy our families well meaning but severely misguided people continue to protect these criminals and lower criminal penalties for deadly drugs destroying millions of families who have become the collateral damage to "progressive" ideologies.

8) We used to be a nation who protected each other, a nation who stood by our fellow American's & RAGED if anyone dared to come into our house & hurt our people.

A nation who protected our children

We aren't that nation anymore.

I'm not proud to be an American, I'm ashamed.