Tag Archives: illegal immigration
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
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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
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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
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Fences and Walls Make Better Neighbors
Ben Franklin and others long ago recognized that good fences make for good neighbors. That has been true for lo these many millenia. Earliest man quickly learned how to construct walls around the places where they lived and later raised … Continue reading
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Hot Issues Through the Prism of Process
Our nation has to deal with emotional and controversial issues on a continuing basis. There has always been one topic or another that is the issue de jour during ever era. For the last few decades we have had to … Continue reading
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Message From Europe
The election results are finally tallied from all the recent voting in Europe. We already know the outcome of the California tax issues elections. Seems that some one in Washington should start paying attention to these results. The mantra has … Continue reading
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