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Wednesday, December 26, 2007 |
The Price of Idiocy
Foreign Governments Buying America
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Bush is an idiot |
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Partnership for a Secure America -- December 24
Are
Sovereign Funds Threatening Our Sovereignty?
America has suffered a profound loss of international
influence and respect over the course of the Bush administration.
While most of the attention has focused on the administration's
flawed security strategy, recent events demonstrate that Bush's
economic agenda has been similarly disastrous for America's role
in the world. The administration's tax cutting for the wealthy
combined with big spending has left us with dangerous levels
of debt and the highest level of inequality since the 1920s.
And the administration's failure to impose even basic regulations
on the subprime industry has encouraged (although not caused)
turmoil on Wall Street. |
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Ann Coulter |
Yahoo News
Liberals
sing 'Huckelujah'
...He is, however, in favor of school
choice for kids in Mexico: They have the choice of going to school
there or here. Huckabee promoted giving in-state tuition in Arkansas
to illegal immigrants from Mexico -- but not to U.S. citizens
from Ohio. "I don't believe you punish the children,"
he said, "for the crime and sins of the parents."  |
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Robertson
County (Tennessee) Times
Immigration
raids continue
Immigration and Customs Enforcement visited
the home of a Springfield alderman Thursday night amid what appears
to be increased enforcement against illegal [aliens...
criminals]. -- Alderman Clay Sneed, who lives on Kinneys
Road, rents out space in his house along with his other rental
properties in the city. He was out on a call... |
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BBC
Parasites
spreading among US urban poor: study
...In an article published in an academic
journal, Professor Hotez says dog roundworms may now infect around
a quarter of African American and Hispanic children in America's
inner cities. -- He writes that too many of the 12 per cent of
Americans who live in some form of poverty are likely to show
parasitic infections... [Related
Reuters item] |
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Washington
Post Editorial
Invasion
ground zero
The new ground zero in the debate over
illegal immigration is Arizona, where the nation's toughest and
potentially most far-reaching crackdown on undocumented workers
and their employers is scheduled to take effect Jan. 1. The Arizona
law, passed resoundingly by the state legislature after Congress
failed to enact immigration reform [aka amnesty]... |
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Los Angeles
Times
Illegal
alien's message to other wannabe workers: Stay put
Lorenzo Martinez, an illegal [alien...
criminal] who has lived in Los Angeles for six years, has
a message for his kin in Mexico's Hidalgo state: Stay put. --
The steady construction work that had allowed him to send home
as much as $1,000 a month in recent years had disappeared. The
father of four said desperation was growing among the day laborers... |
Huck |
MMD Newswire
Leaders
converge on Iowa to expose Huckabee
Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC)
is launching an effort in Iowa today, to warn GOP voters about
the pro Amnesty stances of McCain, Giuliani, and especially Mike
Huckabee who is trying to deceive voters with a tough immigration
stance on his website that excludes his comments to Fox News
on December 9th... |
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Associated
Press
Left-wing
radicals, professional smear artists decry FAIR event
Immigrant-rights groups are criticizing
the organizers of an upcoming radio event that will promote a
crackdown on illegal immigration. -- The groups accuse the Federation
for American Immigration Reform of endorsing bigotry and racism.
FAIR is sponsoring a broadcast marathon for Thursday and Friday
in a downtown Des Moines hotel. |
Huck |
Washington
Times
Huckabee's
illegal-alien record hit
Mike Huckabee is overselling his record
of cracking down on illegal aliens as governor, claiming he ordered
his state police to arrest illegal aliens when in fact he never
signed the agreement with federal authorities that would have
allowed it. -- Mr. Huckabee signed a bill that began the process,
but he never followed through with signing an agreement... |
Waah! Waah! |
OneNewsNow.com
Pastor
denounces 'radicalized rhetoric' against invaders
Dr. Joel Hunter, the pastor of an evangelical
mega-church in Orlando, Florida, is among a growing coalition
of religious leaders publicly criticizing opponents of granting
amnesty to millions of illegal aliens [criminals].
-- Hunter... says he detests analogies that suggest illegal aliens
are "invading" American homes and threaten the country's
well-being... |
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PRNewswire
FAIR
releasing major study on illegal immigration costs
All across Iowa, as ordinary citizens
meet face-to-face with the people who are vying for the nation's
highest political office, the issue of illegal immigration is
raised again and again. Polls indicate that illegal immigration
is one of the key concerns on the minds of citizens, and that
there is overwhelming public support for sensible enforcement... |
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Cape Cod
Times -- Hyannis, Massachusetts
Hopes
dashed, Brazilians going home
When Denevaldo dos Santos said goodbye
to his friends, it was with mixed feelings. -- The painter came
to Hyannis from Nantucket on Saturday to catch a van to New York.
From there, he was scheduled to fly back to Brazil. -- "Yes,
I am a little sad to leave friends but happy to return home,"
he said... |
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Judicial
Watch
Judicial
Watch announces "Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians"
Judicial Watch, the public interest group
that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, today
released its 2007 list of Washington's "Ten Most Wanted
Corrupt Politicians." The list, in alphabetical order,
includes: 1. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY):
In addition to her long and sordid ethics record... |
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KFSN-TV
-- Fresno, Calif.
Bullets
fly on Christmas morning (booted Mexican involved)
A relative comes to the rescue of a young
mother and her newborn. -- The shooting took place early this
morning in a southeast Fresno neighborhood on east Belgravia
near Helm. -- Investigators say the 26-year old showed up at
his ex-girlfriend's home on east Belgravia around 4 a.m. He wanted
to see their newborn... |
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Minot (North
Dakota) Daily News Editorial
Once
again, lawmakers ignoring voters' wishes on immigration
One of the ways Congress found to trim
spending in response to a demand by President Bush was to slash
funding for the proposed fence at certain locations along the
U.S.-Mexican border. Instead of the two-tier fencing called for
in a 2006 law, the barrier apparently will consist of only one
layer of protection. |
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Associated
Press
Bill
strengthens penalties for unlicensed drivers
Two Northern Virginia lawmakers are pushing
for stiffer penalties for people caught driving without a license.
-- The proposal from Republican Delegates David Albo and Thomas
Rust would require that unlicensed drivers be arrested and booked.
Under the current law, offenders are only given a ticket. |
Walter Moore |
MooreIsBetter.com
Dump the Mexican Reconquista
L. A. mayor
Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the
world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month.
We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his
time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going
on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working
mayor... [Watch
this video] |
MCain |
ABC News
McCain
still dogged by invasion issue
When Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., campaigns
in Iowa this week, sooner or later, he will surely be asked at
a town hall event about one issue that has bedeviled him for
months: illegal immigration. -- It comes up at almost every stop,
no matter what state he's in Iowa, New Hampshire, Michigan or
South Carolina. |
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