They are changing America by changing the people
Update October 5th: Mad in Maine is back with a good comment and some questions, here. I don’t know ‘Mad in Maine,’ but I’m glad she took time to write to us today. We set up the category—comments worth noting— some time ago so that comments like this one wouldn’t get lost tacked onto the end … Continue reading Comment worth noting: Mad in Maine!
…while many of those are low income Americans? That is a question that has been bugging me for a couple of years—ever since I first became aware of the refugee issue when the Virginia Council of Churches (with funding from the federal government) came to our county and dropped off a few hundred refugees. Why do groups like … Continue reading Why is it a morally superior position to promote the welfare of immigrants to the detriment of Americans?
I guess you get my drift—John Podesta is in the middle of it all! Podesta as we told you previously is the head honcho of the very far Left “think tank” Center for American Progress. He got our attention in January when his Center released a report and a plea to the incoming Obama Administration to … Continue reading Clinton, Obama, Podesta, scandals, ACORN, Podesta, immigrants, diversity, Podesta, Tides, Soros, Podesta
Update September 27th: Urrrgh! Talk about timing! Here is the Washington Post this morning with a piece suggesting that Dick Armey is the driving force behind the Tea Parties with Grover Norquist weighing in about how they need to be careful not to look like any one person is driving the movment. This is what Norquist says: … Continue reading Comprehensive Immigration reform, and warning to Tea Party grassroots folks
Reader BL directed us to this report from Foreign Policy magazine and some interesting statistics on world religions. Although the report is two years old I think it is probably still useful, just figure the numbers are larger! From Muslims in Europe to evangelical Christians in Africa, it is religious believers who are shaping the … Continue reading Foreign Policy: The world’s fastest growing religions