by Citizen on May 23, 2013
It’s another case of amnesty for millions now, and maybe we’ll get around to building a bit more fence on the southern border eventually.
Be worried about the condition of illegal immigration in our country. In the face of the IRS scandal, which proves the ineptitude, dishonor, and deceitfulness of this huge central government’s administrative arms, how can Congress even consider the huge, added bureaucracy and expense of the “Gang of Eight” immigration bill presently under consideration.
I agree with those who have indicated that steps should be taken one at a time to remediate the situation and the FIRST thing to be done must be to SECURE THE BORDER. We don’t need more of the irresponsible behavior and lies with which President Reagan was confronted, while he believed that promises of a secure border would be kept. Democrats lied then; they lie now and the RINOs probably right along with them.
Nothing else should be done until border security is accomplished.
Candidates for citizenship should then be vetted for financial self-sufficiency, non-use of illicit drugs, and, most importantly, an abiding desire to be AMERICANS, not to come here and create their own little country within our borders.
I wrote to my Congressional representatives asking them NOT to support the “Gang of Eight” Immigration bill. I asked them to let me know how they plan to vote; then I’ll know what next to say to them. What will you do?
WEA/Opinion
by Citizen on May 23, 2013
Is it the momentous sales event you’ve been waiting for? A day to stoke-up the grill and roll out the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer? The first visit of the season to the shore or the local pool? Sounds like fun…but that’s not what Memorial Day is about.
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for those who have died serving our nation by sacrificing their very lives in the cause of LIBERTY, a word which describes what the United States is really about.
It is not necessary for us to try to restate the history of this great day. There are several websites which do that very effectively, like one created by the Sons of Union Veterans & David Merchant (with links to related, important information).
There’s nothing wrong with enjoying a festive day with family, friends, and community, but let there be a moment when we quiet down and raise our minds and hearts to the heroes and heroines of the day. May God bless their sacrifice and their immortal souls. And may we, as sovereign citizens, who continue to reap the enduring benefits of their sacrifice, never allow political ideologues, those without faith and patriotic principles, and other disparaging miscreants, to diminish the greatest gift to us from those great guardians of freedom.
God bless those who have died to keep us free.
God bless those who continue to fight for our freedom.
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for those who have died serving our nation by sacrificing their very lives in the cause of LIBERTY, a word which describes what the United States is really about.
The Gang and the Immigration Game
by Citizen on May 23, 2013
It’s another case of amnesty for millions now, and maybe we’ll get around to building a bit more fence on the southern border eventually.
Be worried about the condition of illegal immigration in our country. In the face of the IRS scandal, which proves the ineptitude, dishonor, and deceitfulness of this huge central government’s administrative arms, how can Congress even consider the huge, added bureaucracy and expense of the “Gang of Eight” immigration bill presently under consideration.
Nothing else should be done until border security is accomplished.
Candidates for citizenship should then be vetted for financial self-sufficiency, non-use of illicit drugs, and, most importantly, an abiding desire to be AMERICANS, not to come here and create their own little country within our borders.
I wrote to my Congressional representatives asking them NOT to support the “Gang of Eight” Immigration bill. I asked them to let me know how they plan to vote; then I’ll know what next to say to them. What will you do?
WEA/Opinion
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