Plainspoken as ever, Vento understood full well why the multi-culti mob wanted to gag him:
“I say what everybody’s thinking but is afraid to say.”
As a fellow Philly-born loudmouth, I cheered Vento on for years during his battles with the anti-assimilationists. He weathered the same old slings, arrows and accusations of being a “racist,” “xenophobe,” “nativist” and immigrant-basher — despite the fact that generations of assimilated immigrants and naturalized Americans agree with him. The vast majority of Americans support English as the official language of the United States.
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