Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Breitbart.tv » Jail Time for Illegal Aliens to Include Dance Class and Movies
I don't always agree with our Sheriff and his grandstanding but increasingly I feel he is is coming down on the side of rational behavior as compared to the lack of rational behavior by our federal government. This video pretty much explains it all relative to our federal governments lack of desire to enforce immigration laws yet continue to maintain a huge bureaucracy with a single mission of doing so.
Breitbart.tv » Jail Time for Illegal Aliens to Include Dance Class and Movies
Breitbart.tv » Jail Time for Illegal Aliens to Include Dance Class and Movies
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
White House can't get its Sestak story straight | Washington Examiner
The White House has become experienced at releasing bad news early in a three day weekend knowing that by the time three days have passed the media feeding frenzy will have passed and they will have gained another pass on their often unethical behavior and always far left policies. The time it was a very implausible story about Joe Sestak which had been going on since February but started heating up after Sestak beat the White House supported Specter in the Pennsylvania primary. For some reason the media finally decided to start listening 3 months after the fact apparently sensing the public is not in support of White House Policies and Candidates. The kiss of death for a candidate today seems to be the receipt of White House support. And we can only hope that the same kiss of death will start to fall upon that media who so adores anything that comes from this White House. But we will see now if the media falls for the same tactic of ignoring this issue since the story is now stale after a three day weekend. We have had a three day holiday to honor the people who fought and died for the rights of these 60's radicals who now control the White House. Lets continue to honor the true heroes of our country, the military who fought on foreign lands to preserve our freedoms, by fighting on our own soil to regain this once proud country from the radicals who have taken it over.
White House can't get its Sestak story straight | Washington Examiner
White House can't get its Sestak story straight | Washington Examiner
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Florida Assistant State Attorney fired for speaking at Tea Party
Listen to her boss, an obvious democrat activist, who fires her for speaking at tea parties and accuses her of trying to be the next Sara Palin in this interview. Sounds like he sure doesn't like Sara Palin and he fired her because of it. And in an interview I found in the Suwanee Democrat he said this
"Jarvis said he knew Hall was speaking at certain gatherings and "turned a blind eye to it" but when he received a complaint last month that Hall was speaking at gatherings that were "discussing a desire for less government and smaller budgets," he said he had to take action." Wow
Scary where this country heads further everyday. Another blatant attack on free speech from within the political system.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
ARIZONA SCHOOLS LOSING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ENROLLMENT
I have lost so much interest in posting here as I watch the Gallup polls and find that no one has been changing their minds much and the country is completely polarized. Each day I find another ten attacks on our liberties originating with the White House and implemented by someone with White House ties. That could be from a far left member of congress, a Czar, The Center for American Progress, The SEIU or any one of many other White House allies intent on "fundamentally changing America". I read articles and can't even decide which one may actually wake someone up. Some of the best insight into the issues of the day can be gained from this blog by following the RSS feed on the left of page 1 to read Will, Krauthammer or Sowell or the links at the top to many informational sites. Then I realize there aren't many who read this blog anyway and those who do so are either already on board or reading to be amused by what I am saying today. But this can at times be a good source for me to start my reading of the day and then to post my thoughts as an outlet for my frustration generated from the days news.
In today's news, the Arizona Republic has a big article about how our Arizona Schools are going to lose enrollment because the illegal immigrants are leaving. http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2010/05/28/20100528arizona-immigration-law-schools.html They write it from the viewpoint of what a terrible thing this is to chase away families from their homes. There are families going to other states who are more friendly to them. I am sorry but wasn't part of the problem in Arizona, the overcrowding of schools and funding services for illegal immigrants. Whether that be healthcare, education, food, housing subsidies etc, the point was if they left then the jobs they are doing need to be filled by someone legal and the services they are using no longer need to be provided. Isn't that a good thing, unless you are a leader of the teachers union who sees potential drop in teachers union membership. Every other private part of the economy has had to contract in this economy and thus we need to be willing to take the jobs that were once held by the illegals regardless of what we used to do. Government employees see no correlation between their income/employment and that of the people who are paying them (taxpayers). They are supported in that lack of ability to connect the dots by the media such as the Arizona Republic or as I call it the Repulsive.
I wonder when the other locales who consider themselves sanctuary states and cities will see the correlation between people who are illegally residing or working in their communities and their declining tax revenues which combine with an increased demand for services. I can assure you that when you drive around the Hispanic neighborhoods there are many more children than my neighborhood. I can not tell you how many are descendents of legals or illegals but there are many more children who, many in our society seem to feel, we have an obligation to care for regardless of the immigration status of their parents. Not only do some feel we have that obligation as a society but they also feel that because the children may now be US citizen children of two illegal immigrant parents the child has now become the ticket for their parents to remain in the US.
In today's news, the Arizona Republic has a big article about how our Arizona Schools are going to lose enrollment because the illegal immigrants are leaving. http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2010/05/28/20100528arizona-immigration-law-schools.html They write it from the viewpoint of what a terrible thing this is to chase away families from their homes. There are families going to other states who are more friendly to them. I am sorry but wasn't part of the problem in Arizona, the overcrowding of schools and funding services for illegal immigrants. Whether that be healthcare, education, food, housing subsidies etc, the point was if they left then the jobs they are doing need to be filled by someone legal and the services they are using no longer need to be provided. Isn't that a good thing, unless you are a leader of the teachers union who sees potential drop in teachers union membership. Every other private part of the economy has had to contract in this economy and thus we need to be willing to take the jobs that were once held by the illegals regardless of what we used to do. Government employees see no correlation between their income/employment and that of the people who are paying them (taxpayers). They are supported in that lack of ability to connect the dots by the media such as the Arizona Republic or as I call it the Repulsive.
I wonder when the other locales who consider themselves sanctuary states and cities will see the correlation between people who are illegally residing or working in their communities and their declining tax revenues which combine with an increased demand for services. I can assure you that when you drive around the Hispanic neighborhoods there are many more children than my neighborhood. I can not tell you how many are descendents of legals or illegals but there are many more children who, many in our society seem to feel, we have an obligation to care for regardless of the immigration status of their parents. Not only do some feel we have that obligation as a society but they also feel that because the children may now be US citizen children of two illegal immigrant parents the child has now become the ticket for their parents to remain in the US.
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