Category Archives: immigration
Them Or Us?
The other day I was listening to the radio while driving on an errand. Don’t even remember the show or commentator. But, I sure do remember a comment by one of the talking heads on the program. They were discussing … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, government, immigration, Politics
Can We Relate To Those Who Believe In Blasphemy Laws?
There is a lot of interesting news that is reported on the back pages of your newspaper. More importantly that news is often critical to understanding our world and the threats that we face in the West from those with a radically … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Economics, Foreign Affairs, history, immigration, Politics, religion
Arizona Immigration Law And The Covenant With The People
Hooray for Arizona in raising a critical issue to the fore where it can’t be buried in the buzz and blur of the headlines. The good folks in Arizona have stood up to the incompetence and hypocrisy from Washington and … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, geography, government, history, immigration, Politics
Schools, Illegals, Debt Crisis–Revisit Plyler?
Many of you may not be aware that it was a Supreme Court decision almost 30 years ago that required the States to provide a free public education to illegal aliens in this country. The case was Plyler v. Doe. You … Continue reading
Filed under Economics, Foreign Affairs, government, immigration, Politics
2 Cents Worth on Life Its Ownself
When Clinton pushed for and got Congressional approval for the repeal of Glass-Steagal it allowed the distinction between commercial banks and investment banks to disappear. Many hailed that as a great achievement. The White House then took the position that the … Continue reading
Filed under business, Culture, Economics, government, history, immigration, Politics
2 Cents Worth–Constitution, Dollar, Sports, Weather
It appears we will have some sort of health reform bill in the near future. Forgetting all the political and indeological arguments I do wonder how much more it will cost each of us. The free lunch analogy will apply … Continue reading
Filed under business, Culture, Economics, Environment, government, immigration
Cultural Clash In The Neighborhood and The Salon
The so-called Beer Summit just held at the White House does not conjure up images of harmony and cultural diversity enhancing our national identity. By now everyone is aware of the basic facts in the matter and the only real … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Environment, Foreign Affairs, government, immigration, Mother Nature, Politics
Birth Citizenship and the 14th Amendment
The new Administration is pushing for a revamp of our immigration laws and policies with Sen. Schumer taking the lead role at the moment. We all know that when they talk about “comprehensive” reform that they mean amnesty for the … Continue reading
Filed under Foreign Affairs, government, history, immigration
