>>but the left doesn't like the term 'patriot', and bans it's use in English.>>
O'Hare also said that he admires that Warren is a patriot, and thinks that is the kind of mentality needed in a president.
In re to Pocahontas:
"She's also a patriot, and I think that's what we need right now," O'Hare said. "More than anything else, we need a patriot."
Re: Kamala Harris
"I am a proud, patriotic American…"
>>but for the Spanish translation, they have no problem useing a word that basically means the same thing.>>
As I peruse the sauce provided below, dear one, I can clearly read that the word compatriotas is translated to mean fellow countrymen or women (masc/fem)
This Spanish translation does NOT mention any synonymous meaning with the term patriot…if that is what you were trying to [con]vey.
Sauce👇
(See what I did here?)
https://www.spanishdict.com/translate/compatriota
https://m.hindustantimes.com/world-news/i-am-a-proud-and-patriotic-american-says-kamala-harris/story-gWWWtuH50CX2qaqnyUexgN.html
https://www.businessinsider.com/elizabeth-warren-supporters-express-views-on-candidate-la-town-hall-2019-8?op=1#robert-ohare-of-los-angeles-5
Photo not directly, but kinda sorta-ish, related. Kek