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Democrat Representative Suggests Stealing Trucks From Convoy and Giving Them to Obedient Trucking Companies


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In response to the Canadian Trucker Convoy, U.S. truckers are setting out on their own convoy to protest Biden’s federal COVID-19 jab mandates.

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One Democratic congressman has already stated his disdain for the truckers and their quest for freedom by suggesting the authorities "impound" their vehicles and give them away to compliant businesses.

Democratic representative Ruben Gallego of Arizona tweeted a response to the headline “Trucker convoy could shut down DC Beltway tomorrow.”

“Perfect time to impound and give the trucks to small trucking companies looking to expand their business,” Gallego wrote:

Infowars reported:

Gallego’s suggestion comes after the mayor of Ottawa Jim Watson suggested confiscating vehicles from freedom protesters in Canada and selling them, thus taking away their livelihoods.

“This is costing a small fortune for the taxpayers of Ottawa,” Watson claimed, adding “That’s one of the reasons why under the Emergencies Act, I’ve asked our solicitor and our city manager: How can we keep the tow trucks and the campers and the vans and everything else that we’ve confiscated, and sell those pieces of equipment to help recoup some of the costs that our taxpayers are absorbing? So that’s one of the provisions of the Emergencies Act, and we have been a beneficiary of the Emergencies Act.”

Watch on Rumble:

Twitter users responded to Gallego's suggestion to violate Americans' constitutional rights:

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