Daily Archives: May 31, 2006

When Are The Democrats Going To Realize

That they would be much, much better off without William Jefferson? The more that comes out about this case, the more of an embarrassment he becomes to the entire party. The man should be given his day in court and … Continue reading

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Well, As If I Needed Another Reason

To dislike John McCain. He canceled a campaign fundraiser appearance for a Republican in a close race because of the candidate's stance on illegal immigration. SAN DIEGO – Arizona Sen. John McCain on Tuesday canceled an appearance for a Republican … Continue reading

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The Truth About The Senate Immigration Bill

Writing in today's Washington Post, Robert Samuelson finally casts some light on one of the dirty little secrets in the immigration "reform" bill passed by the Senate. Now, this information has been out in the blogosphere for some time now, … Continue reading

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Hate Groups

I think this Time article is conflating two separate issues. By reporting on some increased activity by white supremacist organizations over the illegal immigration issue, Time implies that the Minutemen are somehow aligned with the hate groups. Opposition to illegal … Continue reading

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Why The EU Will Not Survive

Frankly, the European Union has always bemused me a little. I understand the desire to essentially provide an umbrella federation of European states similar to the way the United States is organized. The problem, as I see it, has always … Continue reading

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Haditha Roundup

Mary Katherine Ham has put together a thorough roundup of coverage on Haditha. I agree that the quotes by Representative Kline are out of line. They do not rise to the same level as what Murtha continues to do pretty much … Continue reading

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All In All, You’re Just Another Brick In The Wall

The New York Times takes note of the grassroots campaign which has inundated Congress with over 10,000 bricks so far. Meant to symbolize support for a wall, the campaign has been organized by the Send-A-Brick Project. Leaders of the campaign, which … Continue reading

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