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Tag Archives: immigration
New Zealand’s Sign on the Door
No Fatties.
A Line in the Sand
*Gasp* Is that a border? A real, defined, fenced, national border? For our country?? Trick photography surely.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged border, fence, immigration, Mexico, trick photogaphy, United States
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Boundary Issues
Peg pointed me this way, and I really enjoyed nodding in agreement. Of course, I have long nodded in agreement with Megan. Especially on these: 2) Gay marriage. I’m basically pro, but I take the Burkean arguments seriously. 3) Immigration. … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Health Care, Lance's Page, Libertarianism, Society
Tagged darfur, gay marriage, Health Care, immigration, Libertarianism, statism
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Hearing Things
I was watching the booing of John McCain at the Prosperity Summit in Livonia, Michigan (video clip at Ian Schwartz). Now I can’t be entirely certain, but it sure sounds like a woman in the audience exclaims: “Happy Birthday Warsaw!” … Continue reading
Canada and Immigration
McQ finds the Canadians have been struggling with their own immigration mess. Uh, well some of us wish they had been.