Tag Archives | Arizona immigration law

Did President Obama sue Arizona at the bidding of his far left allies?

By on October 7, 2010 in Current Affairs

Judicial Watch is looking into it, but their inquiries have run up against the administration’s standard boilerplate brick wall: “Sue me!” This is pathetic when you consider who President Obama has deemed privy to his quest to force Arizona to stop enforcing federal law: Mexico, China, and the U.N.’s exclusive club for despots and tyrants also known as the [...]

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He’s at it again: Obama apologizes to stone-throwing decapitating dictators for secret ballots

By on September 7, 2010 in Current Affairs

Sometimes I miss Ronald Reagan so much. Remember last month when the Obama administration went tattling to the U.N. Human Rights Council about the Arizona immigration law? Well, apparently the groveling didn’t end there. The report confessed to another transgression as well: secret ballots in union votes. Apparently Obama believes that the privacy of non-union [...]

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We are the Service Employees Union International, and we think you are as dumb as a doorknob

By on July 31, 2010 in Current Affairs

  If you haven’t seen the new SEIU-produced video that compares a fence on our southern border with the Berlin Wall and incarcerating law-breakers to the Japanese-American internment, you can find it at the end of this piece. Or, better yet, you could save electricity and just stand in front of a mirror and call yourself [...]

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Immigration ruling: Arizona pipsqueaks were meddling in federal business

By on July 28, 2010 in Current Affairs

Okay, new developments in the Arizona immigration debate. This is my overall impression: Federal busybodies back east, led by President Obama, were scandalized that Arizona law enforcement were doing crazy things like enforcing the law. So after conferring with the president of Mexico they took the matter to a federal judge. And today we have a ruling: Obama was right. Those local pipsqueaks have [...]

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Tea-Party racist goes rogue, tells whites to “go back to Europe.”

By on July 21, 2010 in Current Affairs

Funny. I never knew a tea-bagger would call supporters of Arizona law SB1070 “Nazis” that are “too white to be Americans” and should “go back to Europe.” But, nevertheless, there’s the video below. And when you couple it with that right-wing whacko who wants cracker babies dead, I don’t know why Think Progress even bothered [...]

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Shock Report! Racist Rhode Island has enforced immigration laws since 2007 (updated)

By on July 6, 2010 in Current Affairs

Illegals actually reported to ICE! And maybe even deported!     What a shock to learn that Rhode Island state police were racist, tea-bagging, Glenn Beck zombies even before Beck had a show; when a tea party only involved Royal Doulton, lemon biscuits, and shirtless Colin Firth; and SB1070 was still just a twinkle in some Arizona Klansman’s eye.   [...]

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Arizona puppets illustrate childish ignorance in the immigration debate

By on May 24, 2010 in Current Affairs

Just taking the dialogue down to their level. Thanks to Amy Proctor.

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Bill Clinton’s America-bashing gets him a standing ovation in Canada

By on May 22, 2010 in Current Affairs

This has been a tough month for Americans. It’s bad enough that State Department officials sought council from China regarding the human rights hell that is the United States, but then Felipe Calderon, the president of Mexico, discovered that illegal immigration is illegal in Arizona and threw a hissy fit all over the White House [...]

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Obama: Suspicion toward law-abiding law-breakers is bad

By on May 19, 2010 in Current Affairs

Obama and Calderon appeared together today for a very parliamentary-like, head-of-state, pomp-and-circumstance, joint debut at the White House Rose Garden; and there were instantly around 521 pictures of them on Google Images. So I picked this very nice one with Benjamin Netanyahu. President Obama met today with Mexican President Felipe Calderon, who is in Washington for an official head-of-state fret-fest about Arizona’s recent decision to [...]

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Arizona immigration law offends China; White House grovels

By on May 17, 2010 in Current Affairs

   Forgive me, I just had my coffee, and I’m still a little foggy. Just before going to sleep last night, I was reading Meredith Jessup. I just can’t seem to remember exactly what it was about. I think it was some Washington bigwigs met with Dr. Gregory House to apologize for the loss of [...]

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Will the spoiled brats at UC Berkeley EVER shut up?

By on May 13, 2010 in Current Affairs

Kids like to fantasize about being heroes, bravely vanquishing fantasy villains. And that’s fine. It just gets obnoxious when they become college age and start really believing it. It’s become an epidemic at UC Berkeley. A perfectly normal, freshly-scrubbed 18-year-old sets foot on that campus, and presto, he’s the next Hans Scholl or Tiananmen Square [...]

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Scratching my head about immigration

By on May 5, 2010 in Looney Left

  If, like me, this immigration flap makes you feel like you’re drowning in black hole of blabbering liberal fatuity, here is a life-ring of lucidity from the Paul Theroux at the Daily Beast (via Jillian Bandes at Townhall):  These people who are protesting being asked for identification by Arizona cops—have they been anywhere lately, like out of the country? Like [...]

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