‘GREAT point!’ Dana Loesch asks why bakeries need to follow laws but sanctuary cities don’t

There’s a double standard in America when it comes to obeying the law.

Conservative firebrand Dana Loesch took to social media to ask a very good and timely question: Why do businesses have to “follow the law” but cities labeled “sanctuaries” do not?

Loesch was referring to a controversial Oregon couple who are in the process of defending their First Amendment rights after their bakery was fined $135,000 because they declined to bake a cake for a lesbian wedding.

Loesch raised the question of why Aaron and Melissa Klein should be forced to bake a cake against their religious beliefs when a “sanctuary city” such as San Francisco can simply ignore federal law and let illegal immigrants with criminal records roam free.

Of course, the tragic murder of Kathryn Steinle, 32, by a five-time deported criminal alien as she took a stroll with her father along a San Francisco pier has a lot of concerned citizens asking how that can happen.

But not everyone has his priorities straight.

That’s why Loesch decided to take the question to Twitter, and the responses were epic.

It seems that’s where we’re headed.

Logic? What’s that?

They may be onto something.

H/T: Twitchy.com

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