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Lamar Smith’s List for the Judiciary Committee

Unlike many New Years list-makers, Rep Lamar Smith has put his down in writing for the public. And Smith’s position as the new Chair of the House Judiciary Committee means his list is an important indication of the direction the House will take in many important issues.

He emphasized the importance of immigration enforcement in the [...]

Rep. Gallegly to Lead House Immigration Panel

Rep. Elton Gallegly has been named as the Chair of the Immigration and Enforcement Subcommittee, rather than Steve King, as had been widely assumed.

I’m not completely sure what to think of this choice by Lamar Smith, the new Chair of the full Judiciary Committee. Was Gallegly chosen because King may have been seen as more [...]

Lamar Smith Plans Workplace Enforcement

Rep Lamar Smith (R-TX) appeared on Fox News on Tuesday night to discuss a preview of what he plans to do as Chair of the Judiciary Committee regarding immigration.

He proceeded directly to the topic of liberating jobs from illegal aliens to open them up for citizens: “We have 7 million people in the country who [...]

Mexifornia DREAMers Refocus Demands to State

A giant sigh of relief was heard across the nation when the ghastly DREAM Act stealth amnesty for millions was defeated in the Senate. Another bullet aimed at America’s sovereignty and culture was dodged, due to the efforts of patriotic citizens.

In California, however, the entirely Democrat-run state government of 2011 is going full-steam ahead to [...]

Obama Disappointed with DREAM Amnesty Loss

The narcissist in the White House was very pleased with himself during his final press conference before Christmas. Obama thought the Lame Duck session went quite well indeed after his admitted “shellacking” on November 2.

Perhaps having around 70 departing, obedient Democrats (either voted out or retiring) contributed more to the alleged success than his personal [...]

DREAM Act Stealth Amnesty Fails in Senate

What a relief. It’s a shame that loyal Americans had to go to such efforts (i.e., a million faxes sent, plus a gazillion phone calls) to make the government do its job, just a little, but at least American sovereignty won.

It helps to have a few good leaders inside the Senate, like Jeff Sessions.

A lot [...]

Gingrich Escalates His Hispandering Outreach

Newt Gingrich is a clever fellow with many worthwhile ideas; his strength on national security and recognition that hostile Islam presents a severe danger are particularly welcome as a voice of reason against the loony peacenik in the White House.

However, Gingrich must be closely watched. He thinks his political brilliance can overcome cultural chasms which [...]

The George Bush Revisionism Tour

I hope the Republicans don’t go entirely loony with adoration of George Bush during his book tour. The temptation is there because even though Bush wasn’t much of a conservative given his open-borders policies, globalist tendencies and do-gooder deficit spending (e.g. $48 billion for AIDS treatment in Africa), no one thought he was a socialist, [...]

California: Whitman Goofs on Immigration

In California, E-bay billionaire Meg Whitman is running for governor as a Republican, and spent more than $70 million of her own money to win the primary. In that primary, Steve Poizner increased his poll numbers by campaigning against illegal immigration and its huge cost to the state, and Whitman responded by claiming she was [...]

Weasel Whitman Quick to Go Spanish

It didn’t take long for the blond billionaire to flip-flop. In California’s gubernatorial primary, Meg Whitman (pictured with Sen. McCain) moved toward immigration enforcement because she had a pro-borders opponent in Steve Poizner, and she pledged to be “tough as nails.”

The immigration policy page on her campaign website promises that a Gov. Whitman would eliminate [...]

Texas GOP Simulates Arizona Law in Platform

It’s no secret that Governor Rick Perry is an open-borders guy, so it’s good to see his party show their independence. Plus, Arizona has gotten no end of grief because of standing for borders and sovereignty, from shrieks of racism from the Raza crowd and the corrupt dinosaur media, to the boycotts from left-wing local [...]

Les Phillip: Retired Navy Pilot Runs for Congress in Alabama

So far, there are 32 black Republicans running for the House of Representatives.

Les Phillip, a Navy veteran, is campaigning in Alabama’s 5th district. His most recent ad tells quite a story in 30 seconds.

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