MUST WATCH: MAGA Republican from Ghana Now US Citizen Sends a Powerful Message to Joe Biden

Alma Ohene-Opare (Source: TikTok)

Joe Biden on Thursday evening declared war on Trump supporters in a divisive primetime speech on the ‘battle for the soul of America’ from Philadelphia.

Joe Biden called 75+ million Trump supporters “a clear and present danger to our democracy.”

Biden added, “MAGA Republicans embrace anger, thrive on chaos, live in shadow of lies… History tells us a blind loyalty to single leader has failed democracy.”

“MAGA Republicans do not respect the Constitution, they do not believe in the rule of law … They promote authoritarian leaders and they fan the flames of political violence,” said Biden.

Classic projection from a senile and corrupt career politician.

It was clearly the most disgusting speech given by any American president in the history of the republic.

Former Trump aide Stephen Miller delivered an amazing rebuttal to Joe Biden’s historic declaration of war on the American people.

“President Trump poured out his heart, his soul, his spirit every day to build a better America for everyone to build a safer and more prosperous America. While Democrats and deep state launched an illegal operation to take him out and it is now in its sixth year!” Miller said

“President Biden tonight gave the speech of a dictator, in the style of a dictator, in the visual of a dictator, using the words of a dictator,” he added.

Following Joe Biden’s tyrannical and threatening speech to the nation, Americans were outraged for declaring on the American people — especially those Americans who hold traditional views like the sanctity of the family, the need for secure borders and boundaries, capitalism, meritocracy, Judeo-Christian principles, the goodness of America, the greatness of the American system.

One of those who reacted to Biden’s speech was Alma Ohene-Opare. He was an immigrant from Ghana and waited 18 years to become a naturalized citizen of the United States.

The majority of Americans agree with the message that Alma Ohene-Opare gives to Biden. The video has now gone viral, with over 2 million views, 320,000 likes, and 40,000 comments on TikTok as of this writing.

Below is the excerpt of Alma’s message to Joe Biden:

Hi, everyone. This message is for the President of the United States, so if you know someone close to him, please tag them so they can bring this to his attention. My name is Alma Ohene-Opare. I am a person of faith, a husband of 16 years years and a father of four wonderful children. I am also an immigrant to the United States of America.

I came here at the age of 19, full of hope, optimism, and a willingness to do what was necessary to achieve the American Dream. After 18 years of waiting and hoping, I was finally granted the privilege of becoming an American citizen in 2021. Today, I am a proud American, a law-abiding patriot, and a man willing to defend the principles and values that made America great and brought people like me here. Mr. President, I am also a conservative Republican, or what you have recently labeled a MAGA Republican.

Over the last few days, you have looked into the camera and called me and millions of other people like me extremists. You have told me and my children that we don’t matter to you because of our beliefs. Your spokespeople and the media have labeled as dangerous, full of hate and a threat to democracy. You went as far as to suggest that we would not stand a chance against the government’s f fifteens in defending our country from tyranny, your party leaders have taken your cue and called as terrorists. And all this without taking any time to acknowledge our humanity, listen to our concerns, or seek to understand our fears.

I was born in a country where my rights were not always guaranteed. And to hear the President of America and the leader of the free world dismiss more than 70 millions of his own countrymen as fringe and extreme and not worth listening to, breaks my heart and makes me wonder what I should tell my children about the future of this one’s great shining city on a hill. This is the reason many of us embrace the call to make America great again. It is because we believe our great nation is under immoral physical and spiritual assault. We are MAGA because we want to restore the promise in the hearts of our children that this is the place where their efforts will be rewarded and where their true potential can be realized.

We are MAGA because we believe in freedom of speech, the freedom to exercise our religion. We believe in limited government and the rule of law. We are MAGA because we love the Constitution and believe our founders established a means for we, the people, to defend it from enemies, both foreign and domestic. I am MAGA because I want to be able to look into the eyes of my four black children to assure them that they are not victims, that they hold inside them what it takes to achieve anything they set their hearts on. We believe our leaders should put America and its interest first before any other nation.

We believe our government should not saddle our children and grandchildren with insurmountable debt, chasing after a misguided idea of controlling or changing the course of the climate. Millions of us were horrified to witness what happened on January 6 and believed that justice must be served. But we also see through the attempt to paint all republicans with a false moniker of insurrectionists and to conflate the genuine misgivings of those who feel disaffected and disenfranchised with an unfounded accusation that we are somehow against democracy. We are MAGA because we love law enforcement but doubt whether the justice department or the FBI can be trusted to deal fairly and impartially when they have given us clear and repeated evidence of their political bias against half of the country. As a new American, this November will be the first time I get to exercise my right to vote, the right I have waited nearly two decades to earn.

I understand the urge during an election season to attack those you see as political opponents, but, Mr. President, I am not your enemy. And the tens of millions of MAGA republicans are not filled with hate towards anyone. We love this country. We are heirs of the great legacy of freedom this country has afforded us and wish to exercise our right to be heard and not demonized.

So I ask you, Mr. President, to tear down this wall of divisiveness and division that seeks to pit your fellow citizens against one another. Heed your own call for unity and lay off the rhetoric that seeks to demonize and defame millions of people who would give their lives and fortunes to defend the United States. If you believe in the redemption of America, then give my children a reason to hope, a reason to believe that our best days are ahead of us in spite of the challenges we face as a country.

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