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Burrito Bill vs. Soppressata Sara
El Cajon mayor makes first move toward political rematch
"I love my Mexican-American constituents, like the proprietors of this fine establishment," said Wells as he prepared to dig into a California burrito, which he called "a potent symbol of the way America can inspire her legal immigrants to take the best of what they have to offer and make it even better."
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs easily defeated El Cajon mayor Bill Wells in last year's race for San Diego's 51st congressional district. "But that was before the rioters set LA on fire last weekend," says Wells, who today announced his intention to challenge Jacobs again in 2026. "California's Red Reckoning began in 2024, and the sight of protestors waving Mexican flags while burning American ones is only going to speed the process. Congresswoman Jacobs is a member of the coastal elite that is shielded from the effects of mass illegal immigration. She's protesting ICE raids on illegal immigrants by sitting down to fancy Italian dinners. I'm a local politician supporting law-abiding regular Josés by ordering up a burrito and a couple of Cheladas. Hey El Cajon, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, and Clairemont Mesa: don't you want a representative Representative?"
Wells: "Pairing Sara Jacobs with East County is like pairing white wine with red sauce. Burrito Bill in '26!"
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Burrito Bill vs. Soppressata Sara
El Cajon mayor makes first move toward political rematch
Burrito Bill vs. Soppressata Sara
El Cajon mayor makes first move toward political rematch
"I love my Mexican-American constituents, like the proprietors of this fine establishment," said Wells as he prepared to dig into a California burrito, which he called "a potent symbol of the way America can inspire her legal immigrants to take the best of what they have to offer and make it even better."
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs easily defeated El Cajon mayor Bill Wells in last year's race for San Diego's 51st congressional district. "But that was before the rioters set LA on fire last weekend," says Wells, who today announced his intention to challenge Jacobs again in 2026. "California's Red Reckoning began in 2024, and the sight of protestors waving Mexican flags while burning American ones is only going to speed the process. Congresswoman Jacobs is a member of the coastal elite that is shielded from the effects of mass illegal immigration. She's protesting ICE raids on illegal immigrants by sitting down to fancy Italian dinners. I'm a local politician supporting law-abiding regular Josés by ordering up a burrito and a couple of Cheladas. Hey El Cajon, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, and Clairemont Mesa: don't you want a representative Representative?"
Wells: "Pairing Sara Jacobs with East County is like pairing white wine with red sauce. Burrito Bill in '26!"