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Rand Paul On Illegals: Trust But Verify

Posted on February 10, 2013 by William Teach

Senator Rand Paul has written an editorial piece for the Washington Times which makes a few good points regarding any sort of illegal immigration legislation I am in favor of immigration reform. I am also wary of reforms granted now for a promise of border security later. In 1986, Ronald Reagan signed a deal that […]

If You Start With The Presumption That Deportation Is Too Harsh Of A Punishment For Being Here Illegally…

Posted on February 7, 2013February 7, 2013 by John Hawkins

….then it’s impossible to ever stop illegal immigration. It’s like having a “keep off the grass” sign win a heavily trafficked area without putting any penalties in place for walking on the grass. We’re doing the same thing with illegal immigration. Obviously, we’re not going to shoot anyone coming into the country illegally and if […]

How the left uses identity politics and fear tactics to influence voters

Posted on February 5, 2013February 5, 2013 by Josh Bernstein

Although Barack Obama’s inauguration was a few weeks ago this article will still touch on some of the language he spoke as well as the meaning behind his words. I will also explain in great detail how the left uses identity politics to influence certain voters and alienate others. Language can be a great indicator […]

Here Comes the Flood

Posted on January 29, 2013 by Dave Blount

You know the country is in deep trouble when the leftist radicals at CNN bask in bipartisanship: An immigration proposal crafted for months in secret by a high-profile, bipartisan cadre of senators is both a rare moment of simpatico in politics and a matter of political practicality. President Barack Obama, who won re-election with strong […]

The Ultimate Problem With The Rubio/McCain Amnesty Plan

Posted on January 29, 2013January 29, 2013 by John Hawkins

Back in 2007, as he ran for the Republican nomination for president, McCain ran into a torrent of opposition in the early caucus and primary states. GOP voters didn’t buy a “comprehensive” solution to illegal immigration. They wanted to see the border secured first. When a politician proposed to grant what critics called “amnesty,” and […]