Leave it to the party of slavery, secession, and socialism to reveal their true colors—pushing illegal immigration not for compassion, but to prop up a modern-day servant class.

A Vermont Democrat let the mask slip, and boy, did she step in it.

Rep. Becca Balint, D-Vt., sparked outrage after a town hall in Newport last week, where she claimed President Trump’s immigration crackdown would leave Vermonters without workers for menial tasks.

With all the grace of a bull in a china shop, she’s out here whining that without unchecked immigration, there won’t be anyone to— "wipe our a–es."

"If we don’t have avenues for people to come here legally to work or to build a home here, I’m going to be really crude right now — we’re not going to have anybody around to wipe our a–es because we don’t have enough people in our country now to fill the jobs that we have," Balint told constituents.

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The comment, which she admitted was “crude,” drew sharp criticism for reducing immigrants to low-wage laborers for undesirable jobs.

Vermont Republican Party Chairman Paul Dame didn’t mince words, blasting the Democrat lawmaker and demanding an apology for what he called a "disturbing sentiment."

"Congresswoman Balint should apologize — not only for her crude choice of words, but more importantly for the disturbing sentiment that the primary purpose of immigration is to perform labor that she deems beneath the dignity of others," Dame said.

He highlighted Vermont’s immigrant community, noting their contributions as "world-class physicians," high-tech professionals, and small business owners, arguing Balint’s remarks demeaned their pursuit of "freedom, opportunity, and a better life."

The National Republican Congressional Committee piled on, warning Balint is pushing an "open borders" agenda.

"While complaining about President Trump deporting illegal immigrants, Vermont Democrat Becca Balint claims: ‘We’re not going to have anyone around to wipe our a–es.’ Democrats’ goal is, was and always will be open borders," the NRCC posted on X.

Mark Coester, Balint’s 2026 GOP opponent, took a swing, cautioning, “From this day forward, [Balint] will not be remembered only for her incompetence but more for her INCONTINENCE.”

He added, "We all have accidents in life but no Vermont residents ever required illegals to clean up a messy accident."

Balint’s remarks come amid existing legal immigration pathways under the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, which allows for both permanent—family-sponsored, employment-based, diversity, and temporary—tourists, students, temporary workers, immigration.

Contrary to her claims, the 2025 Current Population Survey shows record-high populations of both immigrants and U.S.-born citizens, with the Center for Immigration Studies noting that "the majority of workers in every broad job category are U.S.-born, even in the lowest-paid, lowest-status categories."

Responding to the backlash, Balint doubled down, railing against President Donald Trump's initiatives to secure the border and American sovereignty.

"In the last four months, the Trump administration has repeatedly wrongfully detained, deported, and disappeared people — an immoral violation of fundamental human rights," the Vermont Democrat told Fox News. "He has made immigrants, regardless of status, feel unsafe and targeted all around the country. As Vermonters, we’re so proud that we are seen as a safe place to land. I’m unwavering in my position that immigrants and refugees are welcome in Vermont and that every worker in every job deserves dignity and fair wages — from doctors and scientists to carpenters and farmworkers."

She added, “I’ve relentlessly condemned the Trump administration’s cruel practices targeting and separating immigrant families, and I will continue to stand up for the rights of every person in this country.”

And there you have it, folks – the Democrats’ grand vision laid bare: keep the borders wide open so they can have a ready supply of folks to do the jobs they’re too dainty to touch.

Balint’s not just stepping on rakes—she’s building a whole garden of them.

While she cloaks her nonsense in “compassion,” it’s the same old story from the party that’s been exploiting people for centuries.

Vermont deserves better than this elitist drivel, and come 2026, they just might send her packing. Stay tuned, because this one’s got more skidmarks than a truck stop bathroom.