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Thursday, January 27, 2011 at 11:05AM Progressives bought into the pitch Democrats used to sell the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act/ObamaCare, but as Main Street learns more about what’s actually in the bill most Democrat legislators did not read before signing, those concerns aren’t so easily dismissed.
Monday, July 5, 2010 at 12:14AM Former Florida governor Jeb Bush and Robert D. Putnam, Malkin professor of public policy at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, published a well-written essay in The Washington Post * on Saturday. ‘A better welcome for our nation’s immigrants' set out to persuade the citizenry that America is a nation of immigrants and immigrants are a “not-so-secret edge in a competitive interconnected world economy.”
The essayists believe there should be more “low-cost English classes,” as well as investment in public education. We should also “assist communities experiencing rapid increases in immigration…”
Monday, May 3, 2010 at 5:23PM By Kay B. Day
May Day in the US was anything but peaceful in some cities. Fanned by political rhetoric from Democrats like Rep. Luis Gutierrez (Ill.) and Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), Latinos took to the streets. Celebrities showed up. Speeches were made. Pundits called Arizona’s new state law “draconian,” and a whole lot of other unpleasant terms. By now most people who can read and who don’t get their news from a single leftwing channel know Arizona’s law is modeled after the federal law the federal government fails to uphold.
Meanwhile, down on Main Street, the whole thing looks like your typical fracas with candidates lining up on both sides of the law in an attempt to do what candidates do—garner votes and campaign contributions. Who gains by ramping up the amnesty effort?
Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 9:56AM
Updated on Tuesday, April 27, 2010 at 12:04PM by
Kay B. Day, Editor
By Kay B. Day
Protesters on an Arizona street argued with a man filming the crowd, and when police tried to escort the man away for his safety, the protesters began to throw water bottles and other things at both the police and the man. Obviously tempers were not in check. Obviously, judging from the video, this confrontation began with a woman who appears to be a high strung type inciting the crowd.
Kay B. Day, Editor Permalink | Email Article Comments Off | 1 Reference Print Article | Share Article Friday, April 23, 2010 at 9:24AM By Kay B. Day
Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) talks about solutions for healthcare in a video at the GOP congressional website.The government has finally admitted what I said about the government takeover of healthcare after an initial reading of HR 3200, one rung of many in the ladder of legislation that became Obamacare.
Thursday, April 8, 2010 at 9:40AM 
A US Customs and Border Protection officer checks an individual's documents as he enters the United States. [Photo by James R. Tourtellotte] My hometown newspaper, like thousands of others, runs stories not only from wire services but also from individual newspapers around the country. In Thursday’s paper, there’s a headline, ‘Report: Immigration amnesty no big deal.’ Written by Matt O’Brien, the article originated in the Contra Costa Times.
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