Kim Tells Leftist Protesters to Fight Back Against the Right

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MOORESTOWN, NJ – Congressman Andy Kim reached back into his personal history of leftist activism at a rally in Moorestown, telling his loyal supporters that they need to continue their fight.  He told supporters that opponents on the right are hoping they will outlast the revolution and uprising sweeping America by the left, but said that’s not going to happen.

“Each and every one of us has to ask today and every day, what are we willing to do? What are you willing to do to fight…” Kim asked his supporters.  “We will continue to fight because we know that it is not a quest we can ultimately end.  We believe we are better than this.”

Kim, who just months before running for Congress to represent Ocean and Burlington Counties was spearheading a radical left-wing resistance group aimed at removing President Donald J. Trump and causing a national uprising.


Today, Kim announced he will join the Pelosi Democrat camp and vote to impeach President Donald J. Trump, essentially sealing his fate as a one-term Congressman in a majority red district.

Congressman Kim, last year, aligned closely with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer during their failed attempt to impeach President Donald J. Trump.

“It is with a sense of humility, and with the future of our Constitution and presidency in mind, that I will vote yes on the articles of impeachment before the House,” Kim said of President Trump’s impeachment.

Congressman Andy Kim made it clear his priority is joining the radical left in their crusade to remove Trump at all costs, rather than any issue he campaigned on,” said the Congressional Leadership Fund.

Kim will be on the ballot in 2020 against the Republican Trump line.   Republicans, have placed businessman David Richter on the ballot against Kim.

 

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