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I was born in South Africa to American parents. At birth I was registered as an American citizen at the American Consulate in Johannesburg where, 18 years later, as legally required, I signed up for the U.S. military draft.

As an American citizen in South Africa, I was forbidden to vote for or to participate in any South African political organization.

To retain my American citizenship, I was required to physically spend five consecutive years on U.S. soil. I volunteered for three years of service in the U.S. Army to serve my country.

Our American home has only displayed a single flag — America’s Stars and Stripes. I am a proud and grateful American who has prospered because of our nation’s freedom and abundant opportunities.

The SCOTUS birthright decision has cheapened and diminished American citizenship. This mirrors what Democrats achieved with their perfidious open border policy and unvetted illegal alien invasion of criminals, Third World scoundrels and villains who have not assimilated nor shown respect for our country’s values, traditions or sovereignty.

The nation’s 250th birthday celebrations have revealed the outright contempt and antipathy Democrat leaders have for our great nation and its courageous forefathers.

Shame on Democrats for supporting Marxist communists, Nazi sympathizers and anti-Semitic Muslim candidates instead of American patriots who represent the freedom and liberty that's engendered in our nation’s Constitutional Republic.

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