Washington State Communist Congressional Candidate Calls For Breaking Into Empty Homes by Ronn Blitzer for Fox News
GNN Note – We are no longer referring to the communist in America as democrats. They are nothing more than communist, or communist in training. They have no interest in our Constitutional Republic and have their eyes set firmly on transforming this nation into the next communist despot on the landscape – the next Chy-na. These communist refer to themselves as “democratic socialist” which is nothing more than a communist in training. Socialism is nothing more than a misspelling of communism. / END
Rebecca Parson, a democratic socialist, also says the minimum wage should be $30/hour
Washington Democratic congressional candidate Rebecca Parson has a bold idea to get Congress to pass housing legislation: have a million people break into empty houses.
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Parson, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is running to represent Washington’s 6th Congressional District. In a video ad, she outlined what she and her followers can do if she wins.
“Imagine I proposed a Housing for All Bill in Congress, Then imagine you, me, and a million of our friends took action and occupied empty houses nationwide. They couldn’t ignore us,” Parson says in the ad.
$30 is the bare minimum in every county in the US for an adult with a kid to afford housing, food, healthcare, basic necessities. No vacations, no eating out. Those are the facts and no amount of praying to Ayn Rand and Milton Friedman will change that.
— Rebecca Parson for Congress, WA-06 (@RebeccaforWA) May 20, 2022
“No one has ever done anything like this,” Parson continues. “That’s why it’s going to work.”
Fox News reached out to Parson’s campaign for details of the plan, but they did not immediately respond.
On the surface, the strategy appears to amount to trespass, a misdemeanor in Washington, although state law does say that it is a defense if the property is abandoned.
