President Donald Trump is urging Americans to vote Republican this midterm election cycle, citing that the Democratic Party has become “EXTREME and TOO DANGEROUS.” The ongoing violent protests from the Democratic Party-supported ANTIFA movement, Black Lives Matter, and not the angry Kavanaugh cabal, have made the case for why Americans need to reconsider voting for a Democrat this fall, and in 2020.
But not all Republicans are worthy of a vote, and the president knows it.In South Florida, the Broward Republican Executive Committee (BREC) is endorsing Democrats over Republicans. Some believe that several members of the local GOP are working along side these Democrats for monetary gain, and are also supporting other shady Republicans.
One of those questionable Republican congressional candidates is Nicolas Imaz or Kimaz. Kimaz (changed his name, has several aliases) has recently been slapped with a defamation lawsuit to go along with his past federal racketeering (RICO) lawsuit.
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Kimaz has stated that if elected to the U.S. Congress, he would pass pro-Lebanon (Hezbollah controlled) legislation.
“I hope to help Lebanon by issuing laws in America to protect Lebanon…the face of Lebanon, which we know, as there are many attempts to change the demography in it…
There is also in America ‘s law to protect Israel, a situation never changes regardless of the President of the United States, I will seek to develop a similar law in order to protect Lebanon…”-Jabalna Magazine
According to Republican sources familiar with Kimaz, the White House is well aware of his “dirty” campaign and will be keeping their distance away from it.
It goes without saying that this guy is not the kind ofYou don’t hand matches to an arsonist, and you don’t give power to an angry left-wing mob. Democrats have become too EXTREME and TOO DANGEROUS to govern. Republicans believe in the rule of law – not the rule of the mob. VOTE REPUBLICAN!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 7, 2018