Monthly Archives: April 2006

HUMAN EVENTS ONLINE – Networks Complain of ‘Record-High’ Oil That Isn’t by Ken Shepherd “[O]il prices are still $14 below the record high set at the end of the Carter presidency.” Feast on that, liberals.

States mull slew of bills to deal with illegal aliens – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com “The Republican chairman of the Senate Reapportionment and Redistricting Committee, Mr. Rogers called legal immigration the “foundation of America,” but said it is important that those coming to the U.S. do so through proper channels. “There are millions of people worldwide [...]

Iranian official allowed into U.S. is legal resident – World – insider.washingtontimes.com “The Department of Homeland Security said yesterday that there was no reason to deny an Iranian official entry into the United States last month because he was a legal permanent U.S. resident” This latest slip-up doesn’t look good for the DHS. They’d better [...]

Minutemen to build border fence – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com “Groundbreaking for the fence will be in Arizona on Memorial Day, Mr. Simcox said, unless President Bush deploys National Guard and Reserve troops “to immediately secure the out-of-control Southern border.”” Now this is patriotism in action!

Scientists cool outlook on global warming – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com “Using temperature readings from the past 100 years, 1,000 computer simulations and the evidence left in ancient tree rings, Duke University scientists announced yesterday that “the magnitude of future global warming will likely fall well short of current highest predictions.”” I wonder if Al Gore [...]

Chertoff gets tough with employers of illegals – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com “Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff yesterday announced a nationwide immigration enforcement strategy that will aggressively target employers who “knowingly and recklessly” hire illegal aliens, and those who help them find jobs.” Let’s hope his efforts won’t be for naught after the senate is done [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: It ain’t over ’til the fat lesbian sings by Mike S. Adams – Apr 20, 2006 More details on the ridiculous crusade by heterophobics at OSU.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Seeing red over ‘green scare’ by Jonah Goldberg – Apr 21, 2006 “Meet Al Gore, scaremonger. In 2004, Gore denounced President Bush for “playing on our fears.” Today, he is at the forefront of a “green scare” about global warming intended to terrify Americans into submitting to his environmental policies.” Now [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: “South Park” and “Popetown” by Brent Bozell – Apr 21, 2006 “Any attack on Christianity, not matter how repugnant, is not only acceptable, it is celebrated. But the very idea of a scene mocking Islam … and Viacom runs for the hills.” Someone should let them know who their customers are… [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Campus heterophobia by David Limbaugh – Apr 21, 2006 “You have to be naive not to recognize that the radical homosexual lobby is pushing its lifestyle on American society and using intimidation tactics, such as we see here, to compel society’s acceptance of homosexual behavior as mainstream or normal.”

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Budget-busting immigration reform by Mike Franc – Apr 21, 2006 “[T]he demographic profile of the millions of citizens who would acquire legal status under the Hagel-Martinez compromise is consistent with that of citizens already enrolled in federal anti-poverty programs. Because “the average family income for illegal immigrants is just above the [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Misguided social responsibility at General Electric by Paul Driessen – Apr 21, 2006 Lunatics should have no say regarding a company’s operations.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: General discontent by Mark M. Alexander – Apr 21, 2006 “It is worth noting, because the Leftmedia hasn’t, that the six complainants are all alumni of Clinton’s Pentagon Cabal.” I think that’s all we need to know about them.

We Need a Fence! Probably the best proposal for a border fence I’ve seen so far. If you love your country, you’ll go sign the petition at the above site right now.

ThreatsWatch.Org: RapidRecon: Iran Appointed to UN Commission on Disarmament As one visitor to the site commented: Business as usual at the UN. What purpose can such commissions have if they’re led by nations who practise the abolute opposite of what a commission allegedly stands for?

Power Line: The Pulitzer Prize for Treason This price really should exist, and at best in several versions so that all mainstream media outlets have an equal chance of recieving one.

Women cite experience to support abortion ban – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com An interesting and definitely important aspect of every human being’s right to life.

Iranian official’s presence in U.S. raises entry queries – World – insider.washingtontimes.com “[F]ormer Iranian President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani said yesterday Mr. Nahavandian had received “an invitation to participate in a conference in America, being organized by U.S. scholars.” And again academia liberals invite a terrorist friend. Can we question their patriotism yet?

McClellan out as White House press secretary – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com I wish him all the best. I think I might have resigned too if I’d had to deal with those morons from the press corps on a daily basis.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Waking up to Hillary’s big-government nightmare by Larry Kudlow – Apr 19, 2006 “On the one hand Clinton acknowledged a growing economy, a stock market at historic highs, strong productivity and profits, and low unemployment, while on the other she called for big-government investment in infrastructure and heavy spending on health [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Your tax burden is bigger than Tax Day by John Stossel – Apr 19, 2006 Don’t thank the IRS just yet. As John Stossel shows, you’re constantly being taxed and will never see a refund from those extra taxes.

Falwell: I Won’t Back Giuliani for Prez Hopefully we’ll see more conservative opinion leaders come out against Giuliani. He was a great mayor, but as President he would hurt us more than he would help. He would be like Gov. Schwarzenegger, except with the ability to hurt more than just the people of California.

Hesitant U.S. stalls renovations – World – insider.washingtontimes.com Further confirmation that we have one heck of a patriot in Ambassador Bolton.

Manhunt sidelines bin Laden – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com “[A]bortion-clinic bomber Eric Rudolph hid from authorities for five years until his capture in 2003″ Yes, the Bush administration has absolutely no interest in catching Bin Laden.

Illegal aliens recruit workers – Business – insider.washingtontimes.com “A growing number of U.S. employers in need of cheap labor are turning to illegal workers to recruit friends and relatives back home, and to smugglers to find job seekers.” I say we deport those employers along with their contraband. This must stop.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: An ugly reality by Thomas Sowell – Apr 18, 2006 “Europe has already been through this “guest worker” policy that we are being urged to follow. They have learned the hard way what it means to have a growing foreign population in their midst — a population that insists on remaining [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: So much for academic freedom by Rebecca Hagelin – Apr 18, 2006 Goodness, what will all those students do with a good education?

Townhall.com :: Columns :: A Christian Can Be a Christian or a Liberal, But He Can’t Be Both by Doug Giles – Apr 16, 2006 “Can a Christian be a liberal? Short answer: no. There is no way a Christian can buy into neo-liberal ideology and be faithful to the bigger-than-Dallas teachings of the scripture [...]