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Spitzer decries Hyperpartisanship

Wednesday, November 14th, 2007
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Nothing reflects the result of hyperpartisanship more than the current immigration debate, which has become so toxic that anytime a practical proposal is put forward, it is shot down before it can even be weighed on its merits. New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, November 14, 2007
One wonders what Gov. Spitzer would have said about Patrick [...]

Sicko Michael Moore and the truth about Cuba

Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Constitution, big government, capitalism, foreign policy, personal responsibility, rights | No Comments »

Michael Moore, please call your office – or the church. In a stunning move, the very liberal Episcopal Church unintentionally repudiates Michael Moore’s manipulative movie Sicko.
As is typical for the Episcopal Church, the Church again injected politics into the pulpit, at least this time, it was something that people could -and should- [...]

Immigration Reform - A Pig in the Parlor (June 4, 2007)

Monday, June 4th, 2007
big government, foreign policy | No Comments »

Let us be completely clear, we have no problem with legal immigration. The current problem with legal immigration is too few visas, particularly provisions that all but require students to leave the United States after they are educated in our Universities instead of encouraging them to stay. But that is a topic for [...]

World Population

Wednesday, July 12th, 2000
foreign policy, global warming | No Comments »

July 12, 2000, Rights.com
For the world is too crowded folk, here is an interesting fact. The entire world population could fit in the State of Texas with a population density of approximately 28 people per acre. That is 1500 square feet per person, assuming one story. Yes that might be somewhat crowded, but the point [...]