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Category Archives: Immigration
The Killing of Sanctuary Cities
If you were in the New York area on March 2, 2017, it would have been difficult for you to miss the news of thirteen members of the gang MS-13 (Mara Salvatrucha) charged by way of federal indictments for the … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural, Current events/topics, Government, Immigration
Tagged Houston, Los Angeles, New Jersey, New York, San Francisco, sanctuary cities
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Election 2016: Bigger Than Two People
“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.” (Ephesians 6:12, ESV) This election is not … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Activism, Activism/Advocacy, Corruption, Cultural, Current events/topics, DNC/Democrats, Elections, GOP/RNC, Government, Immigration, Marriage, Quotes, Spiritual, Supreme Court
Tagged Donald Trump, God, Hillary Clinton
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Trump vs. The Mean Kids
Full Disclosure: I don’t support Donald Trump. I do like him, though. I like him from my days as a fan of The Apprentice (the non-celebrity one), and I like how he battles his enemies, such as reading Lindsay … Continue reading
Posted in Current events/topics, Elections, GOP/RNC, Immigration
Tagged Daily Kos, Donald Trump, Huffington Post, John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Rick Perry
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The Forgotten Man
The Forgotten Man, Amity Shlaes’ famous history of the Great Depression, actually takes its title from another book, which was written by libertarian philosopher, William Graham Sumner, and titled What Social Classes Owe To Each Other. Published in 1883, Sumner … Continue reading
The Irony of the #FightFor15
I remember how difficult it is to work in the fast food industry. One of the toughest jobs I’ve had was when I had to work an overnight shift at a McDonalds, where I was greeted at each shift with … Continue reading
Christianity and Illegal Immigration
have to confess to being surprised that God has been allowed a return to political discourse. It was only days ago when displaying one’s faith, seeking to uphold His word as law, was to invite scorn from the Progressives. At … Continue reading
Sellouts: Black Progressive Leadership
t is an historical irony that African American conservatives have become such a minority within the Black community today. Modern American Conservatives is arguably as rooted in the antebellum African American community as it is in the Coolidge 1920s or … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Cultural, DNC/Democrats, Education, Immigration, Progressivism, Race/Racism/Race Relations, racism, VoterID
Tagged Abortion, AFSCME, black genocide, eugenics, Koch brothers, Margaret Sanger, UNCF
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Sticker Shock
I remember back-to-school shopping before I got my first job. When my mom purchased my clothing for me, I never blinked an eye at the price tags. If it was cute, I just pleaded with my mom to buy it … Continue reading
Is The Left Really Pro-Choice?
Unlike those of us on the Right who are staunchly pro-life (as I am), those on the Left who consider themselves pro-choice argue that a woman should have the right to choose whether or not she brings a pregnancy to … Continue reading
Legal and Illegal Immigration: An Analogy
What would you do if your local theater had this policy? Option A) All patrons who pay to enter the theater can also purchase snacks at our candy counter at an increased fee. Option B) All patrons who sneak into … Continue reading
Posted in Current events/topics, Immigration
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