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The Publisher | July 5, 2010
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Cost of seizing Fannie and Freddie surging
The Publisher | June 24, 2010
Mortgage finance giants have become two of the nation’s largest landlords
CASA GRANDE, Ariz. - Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac took over a foreclosed home roughly every 90 seconds during the first three months of the year. They owned 163,828 houses at the end of March, a virtual city with more houses than Seattle. The mortgage [...]
Pietrucha: What’s wrong with states’ rights?
The Publisher | June 21, 2010
First there were “Truthers” andthen “Birthers,” and now there are “Tenthers.” To be accurate, the “Tenthers” actually came first, since this newly coined term (which is supposed to denote a “fringe” position and is therefore derogatory) refers to those who believe the 10th Amendment to the Constitution actually means what it says, that powers not [...]
You want a war? We’ve got a war!
The Publisher | June 17, 2010
For you bleeding-heart liberals, who wish to boycott Arizona, and sue to suspend our states’ rights to enforce Federal law… Stay out of something, of which you have no knowledge. - Editor
What you will see in the following pictures is brought to you courtesy of the BUSH/OBAMA Administration - do not forget that. It is [...]
Kesler: The New New Deal
The Publisher | June 17, 2010
In President Obama, conservatives face the most formidable liberal politician in at least a generation. In 2008, he won the presidency with a majority of the popular vote—something a Democrat had not done since Jimmy Carter’s squeaker in 1976—and handily increased the Democrats’ control of both houses of Congress. Measured against roughly two centuries worth [...]
Coulter: “Did you plug the hole with a blue dress yet, Daddy?”
The Publisher | June 3, 2010
Oil is spewing from beneath a British Petroleum oil rig into the Gulf of Mexico at a rate of about 1 million gallons a day. There’s no end in sight — although White House officials have made it clear their goal is to stop the leak before the midterm elections in November.
Obama now spends at [...]
For Granny…
The Publisher | May 27, 2010
Hagmann: Drawing a line in the dust at Ground Zero
The Publisher | May 27, 2010
Shortly after efforts turned from rescue to recovery at Ground Zero, I walked amid the rubble with a New York City police officer named “Mark.” It was just after daybreak over lower Manhattan, and the noxious odors of death, jet fuel and oppressive toxic dust still filled the air. We said nothing to each other [...]
Cost of Illegal Immigration Rising Rapidly in Arizona, Study Finds
The Publisher | May 23, 2010
Arizona’s illegal immigrant population is costing the state’s taxpayers even more than once thought — a whopping $2.7 billion, according to researchers at the public interest group that helped write the state’s new immigration law.
Arizona’s illegal immigrant population is costing the state’s taxpayers even more than once thought — a whopping $2.7 billion in 2009, [...]
Winn: Arizona law will triumph in court
The Publisher | May 19, 2010
Constitutional challenges have little support in case law
Despite howls of outrage from the political left and right, Arizona’s new immigration law (SB 1070) will probably withstand constitutional challenge. At its heart, the statute defines as unlawful trespass the presence in the state of adult aliens (non-citizens) who do not possess valid federal identification. The legislation [...]