Dotard’s thugs gunned down another of the ‘worst of the worst’ this week.
‘Help me! They shot me!’ Salgado Araujo, over the last year and a half, had submitted pictures and statements from employers and loved ones for a work permit application, his son recalled, saying he was “close to obtaining his legal status.” “We dotted every ‘i’, crossed every ‘t,’ filled every document, attended every appointment,” Ronaldo Salgado said. Salgado, with two sons in college, was in the final stages of being ‘legal’. The father had no criminal history, Ronaldo Salgado said, and was a private, hardworking family man who spent three decades supporting his wife and three sons by building hundreds of homes in Houston suburbs, was on his way to work, when he was gunned down. Salgado Araujo ran his own construction business and “was known for his work ethic, his fairness, and his willingness to help anyone who needed it,” a GoFundMe page says. Yup, sounds like the worst of the worst, to me, sorta like the EMT and the mother, in Minneapolis, where the shoo...