Category Archives: Immigration

Posts on the topic of immigration.

Report Card – A Brief Response to SOTU

Posted on January 27, 2011 by

Substance He had a few different jobs to do from a few separate perspectives. In the Eyes of the Left He had to lay out his agenda in a definitive manner and avoid digressing from the party script. He had … Continue reading →

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America the Eclectic

Posted on November 22, 2010 by

I don’t really know anyone who eats raw eggs. Nor do I know anyone who eats raw baking soda. The same rule seems to apply to sugar, flour, and vanilla extract. You don’t eat them raw (that’s nasty). But when … Continue reading →

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Election Guide

Posted on November 1, 2010 by

If you think that more minorities belong in jail, vote Republican tomorrow. If you’ve seen your share of nature and have come to terms with letting the rest of it go, vote Republican tomorrow. If you think that no one … Continue reading →

Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, Afghanistan, Budget and Economics, Campaigns, Christianity, Education, Faith, Gulf Oil Spill, Healthcare, Immigration, International, Iraq, Islam, Israel, Journalism and Media, Judaism, Law, National Security, Patriotism, Political Goings-On, Political Polarization, Social Issues, Social Security, War | Tagged , , , , , , , , | 6 Comments

Xenophobia?

Posted on October 5, 2010 by

An uneasy mixture of a corporate ego and political corruption have finally caught up to Meg Whitman. In the past week, it has come out that the California gubernatorial candidate employed an illegal immigrant as her housekeeper for several years. … Continue reading →

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Blind Zionism

Posted on August 15, 2010 by

On a soaring balmy mountaintop at the very top of the Galilee, a graying older man with a white goatee stands before an crowd of enraptured teenagers. Behind him, almost like a painting, is the motionless Lebanese village of Adaisseh. The … Continue reading →

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A Disruption of School Affairs

Posted on May 30, 2010 by

A friend of mine lives in a particularly conservative city in south Texas; a city where 41% of the population is of Mexican descent and about 61% is Hispanic. When Arizona’s SB 1070 passed, my friend and twenty of his … Continue reading →

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That’s Your Birth Certificate? I Don’t Believe You.

Posted on May 25, 2010 by

I was talking to a Republican friend of mine a few weeks ago. Roughly a week had passed since the Arizona immigration law had become legislation and we were vigorously debating it. I was irate and told him that the … Continue reading →

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Painting them Blue

Posted on May 17, 2010 by

The Republican side of the gubernatorial campaign in California is, in several ways, a great work of fiction. Steve Poizner (who is gaining ground) and Meg Whitman have spent a considerable amount of their funds on creating balls of mud … Continue reading →

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He’s Reached the Dark Side

Posted on May 9, 2010 by

To me, John McCain’s story is a sad one. As the Arizona GOP’s primary draws near, the difference in the polls– between McCain and J.D. Hayworth (his GOP contender)– have begun to close drastically. An April 17th poll concluded that … Continue reading →

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Xenophobia

Posted on May 4, 2010 by

Everyone’s been so caught up with Arizona’s new immigration law that we’ve been ignoring another total injustice: Arizona’s new teaching law. The Department of Education in Arizona has announced that it will begin to cut funding from schools that employ English … Continue reading →

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