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Socialized Medicine is Almost Here
Then Amnesty -- Then Socialist America -- Then No America
Rush Limbaugh's Home Page
Video: Democrats in Their Own Words: We'll Eliminate Private Insurance
Obama: "My commitment is for universal health care for every American by the end of my first term as president."
"I happen to be a proponent of a single-payer universal health care system."
Make No Mistake: Amnesty is Next
Rush: "Now, if they get away with this -- if they get away with the Slaughter Solution, if they get away with voting on something other than the Senate bill but saying they did vote on the Senate bill, if they get away with "deeming" something to pass -- they're going to do it again. Bob Gibbs said so yesterday. He said they'll even use it on amnesty. They'll even use this same procedure to get amnesty for illegals.
"....This is about amnesty and illegal immigrants and getting them health care."
Why did Gutierrez change his vote? -- Watch Fox and Friends Interview
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Saturday, March 20, 2010 -- 10:30 AM
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Times Herald-Record -- Middletown, NY
Pike D.A. declines charges in Lackawaxen homicide
Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin announced March 12 he has declined to file charges in the death of Vagif Alijev, who was found dead July 19, 2009, at Camp King Soldiers on Masthope Plank Road, Lackawaxen. -- Alijev, an illegal [alien] who was only identified recently, was found with fake identification... [See Crime Watch] |
Bob Herbert -- New York Times
A ruinous meltdown
A story that is not getting nearly enough attention is the ruinous fiscal meltdown occurring in state after state, all across the country. -- Taxes are being raised. Draconian cuts in services are being made. Public employees are being fired. The tissue-thin national economic recovery is being undermined... [See "Hope & Change" Watch] |
Wall Street Journal
Cartel wars gut Juárez, a onetime boomtown
Cd. Juárez, Chih., Mex. -- This violent border city is turning into a ghost town. -- Bloodshed from Mexico's warring drug cartels has sent those with means fleeing this former boomtown. Restaurants have moved north to Texas. The dentists who served Americans with their cheap procedures have taken their equipment south. Even the music is dying here... |
Infowars -- Austin, Texas
Obama, Congress, and treason against the Constitution
On Thursday, Robert Gibbs, Obama's press secretary, responded to a question about the so-called "Slaughter Rule" (named after Rep. Slaughter, who sits on the rules committee) that will be used by Democrats to force through Obama's totalitarian care bill, probably over the weekend... |
Dave Gibson -- The Examiner
No longer able to wait on Napolitano, Gov. Perry takes action on Mexican border
A year ago, Texas Gov. Rick Perry asked Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to send 1,000 federal troops to help protect his state´s long and dangerous border with Mexico. Despite the increasing violence along the border, Napolitano has failed to act upon that request, and has spent much of her time in office downplaying the threat which drug cartels pose to this country... |
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Gun Owners of America -- Springfield, Va.
Tell Congress: We will remember in November!
It may be that by the time Monday rolls around, the House of Representatives will have voted on the anti-gun ObamaCare bill. -- By now, your Representatives have heard all the reasons why gun owners oppose the bill... |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix sc
Joe Arpaio: Crime sweep a success so far
Sixty-four arrests were made and more than 900 pounds of marijuana were seized in Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's latest crime sweep of the Valley before deputies hit the roads again on Friday. -- Of the people arrested, 47 were determined by deputies to be in the country illegally, Arpaio said in a press conference Friday afternoon... [Related item from KNXV] |
Pam Meister -- Family Security Matters
Amnesty for illegal aliens in the works -- again
Congress just doesn't give up. Despite the American people having made their wishes known quite clearly back in 2007, yet a new plan to legalize illegal [aliens.... criminals] is in the works. -- The long-awaited framework, written by Sens. Charles E. Schumer, New York Democrat, and Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Republican, calls for illegal [aliens] to be put on a path to citizenship... [See Amnesty Watch] |
National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers
Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border
Culiacan, Sin., Mex. --This morning one woman and two men were found murdered in different locations. None have been identified. The woman was beat to death. She appears to be about 25 years old. -- The second fatality was a man about 35 years old. His hands and feet were tied and his mouth covered... |
Mark Krikorian -- National Review
Meet the new scheme, same as the old scheme
I'm traveling and don't have much time, but I noticed that Senators Schumer and Graham have a piece in the [Washington] Post laying out their "draft framework" for an immigration bill. Hey, I thought to myself, maybe they've resolved some of the disputes among the various pro-amnesty factions that had been delaying the presentation of a bill. .. |
Center for Immigration Studies
Latest news headlines from CIS
Phoenix -- Representatives of several [illegal alien] rights groups showed up at the state capital Thursday morning wanting to hand-deliver nearly 9,000 postcards to Gov. Jan Brewer. -- The cards were signed by people who oppose pending legislation that would create sweeping changes to state enforcement related to illegal immigration issues... |
Wall Street Journal
Fence frustrates Minutemen, too
Campo, Calif. -- Jim Wood doesn't think the U.S. government is adequately guarding the border with Mexico here. So he has taken on the job himself. -- While the federal government fumbles with mishaps and delays in the so-called virtual fence -- a network of cameras, sensors and radar that has cost more than $600 million... |
Michael Cutler -- Family Security Matters sc
Napolitano admits ineffectiveness of 'virtual fence'
This recent Washington Times article makes it clear that the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano is finally, at long last, conceding that the outrageously expensive "Virtual Fence," also known by a number of other military sounding names such as SBInet (Secure Border Initiative), is not performing as was claimed or was it was purportedly hoped it would... |
WorldNetDaily.com
States to feds: Take a hike!
On issues ranging from light bulbs and medical marijuana to health care mandates and gun regulations, states in a rising tsunami are challenging the federal government's authority to micromanage their affairs. -- "Since 2007, more than two dozen states have passed resolutions or laws denouncing and refusing to implement the federal REAL ID Act..." |
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