…touches the third rail of reform of legal immigration: “In terms of legal immigration, how we need to approach that going forward is saying we will make adjustments,” Walker said. “The next president and the next Congress need to make … Continue reading →
The following came up recently, and I thought it important enough to merit its very own post. Remember this moment back in March of 2012?: Mr Medvedev, who steps down in May, said he would pass on Mr Obama’s message … Continue reading →
Referring to the horrific act of “15 Muslim asylum-seekers [who] reportedly threw 12 Christian asylum-seekers overboard as they made their way from Libya to Sicily this week,” Kirsten Powers writes: As [Italian PM] Renzi was questioned about the incident, Obama … Continue reading →
…you better be able to back it up. This guy had the real thing:
Continue reading →This is a very important article in National Review about the Wisconsin “John Doe” investigations. If you’re familiar with history, you’ll recognize what’s going on here, and it’s bad. Very bad. If you’ve read William Sheridan Allen’s The Nazi Seizure … Continue reading →
…Richard Fernandez on the refugees from war-torn Syria and Libya. It will make you despair of any solution to the situation. There appear to be only two choices. The first is to be overrun with a huge influx of people … Continue reading →
…about Hillary. Oh, let’s not and say we did.
Continue reading →Our drive to be healthy can backfire. Witness the return—after a lengthy period of absence—of milk-alkali syndrome, now also known as calcium-alkali syndrome. In the past the ingestion of too much milk was part of its etiology, whereas now it’s … Continue reading →
I’m not sure whether the question is rhetorical or not: The Obama administration apparently believes that only after a nuclear agreement is signed can the free world expect Iran to stop its attempts at regional domination, improve its human rights … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I happened across this post from 2006 when I was looking for something today. It struck me so forcibly—and sadly—that I thought it would be a good idea to publish it again. Note especially the prescient quotes from the … Continue reading →
These days the US government—executive and legislative branches alike—doesn’t seem to be able to follow the will of the people to block unwanted and illegal immigration. The newspapers, the illegal immigration activists, and the Democratic Party won’t even let us … Continue reading →
…are of no interest to the press.
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