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Hondurans TPS Protection Ends, War of Words Begins

Last update May 16, 2018Leave a Comment

The mean-spirited war of words that started after the White House ended TPS for Hondurans ignores the fact that this temporary program has dragged on for 20 years. This isn’t mass deportation despite the disinformation from Democrats. Two decades is long enough and changing the reason Hondurans need sanctuary in the U.S. is not an excuse to keep them here in perpetuity.

Hateful is the Democratic Buzzword for 2017

Last update January 13, 2018Leave a Comment

Hateful was the winning buzzword for Democrats in 2017. Party members used it liberally and usually in conjunction with another word: Trump.

A lot of hateful from one congresswoman

This was a year where we heard about “hateful Executive Orders,”¹ “hateful rhetoric, policies, and actions,”² and “hateful policies that do not reflect our widely-shared values as a nation.”³

All of these came from one California Democrat, Representative Judy Chu.

Democracy Reform Task Force: One-Party System the Answer?

Last update November 16, 2017Leave a Comment

I laughed when Maryland Congressman John Sarbanes was tapped to lead the extremely partisan Democracy Reform Task Force. Democrats stinging from their Clinton catastrophe haven’t stopped spreading the word that our system of government is under attack, but the important question is not whether our democracy is at risk.

Amazing Things We Learned from Politics in Just One Week

Last update September 30, 2017Leave a Comment

We had a lot on our plate this week. Even the threat of nuclear war from Pyongyang faded away thanks to a humanitarian crisis, tax reform, health care reform, and disrespectful football players who helped make this a memorable week in politics.

Monuments to Slavery Bill: H.R. 3660 Gives Us Hard Numbers

Last update August 23, 2017Leave a Comment

Sponsor Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) calls it the No Federal Funding for Confederate Symbols Act. H.R. 3660 would more appropriately be titled the Monuments to Slavery Bill.

Before he introduced the new legislation to the House on August 18, 2017 Rep. Espaillat joined Congressman Dwight Evans to announce the purpose:

Federal Funds Should Not Support Monuments to Slavery or White Supremacy.