By Selwyn Duke
While fielding questions in Iowa yesterday, Hillary Clinton admitted that she would push for amnesty for illegal aliens if elected president. Of course, this isn’t surprising, as it’s more reiteration than revelation; what is surprising is that she didn’t try to muddy the waters. Here was Lady MacBeth’s strikingly forthright answer:
"I have been favoring a plan
to citizenship for years. I voted for it in the Senate, I have spoke
out about it around Iowa and the country and in my campaign. And as
president comprehensive immigration reform will be a high priority for
me."
By Selwyn Duke
Sometimes I could believe I was living in the Matrix. Only, I can’t imagine sentient programs creating a world as irrational as ours.
We’ve come to expect the usual Christmastime attacks upon tradition in the name of the mythical "separation of church and state"; the nativity scene on public property and school Christmas celebrations are favorite targets. Then we have those wonderfully inclusive "holiday trees." But now, hell’s sleigh bells, Santa Claus is under assault.
By Selwyn Duke
Taking a leaf out of what may be the the last chapter of western European civilization, the People’s Republic of Massachusetts is contemplating an anti-spanking law. Such laws have long been in place in nations such as Germany and Sweden, so it was only a matter of time before leftists here tried to impose their flawed parenting paradigm through government.
By Selwyn Duke
You will have to forgive me, but I have a difficult time taking the war
against Moslem extremists seriously. No, I haven’t become the latest
in a line of anti-American quislings who say the war is “all about oil”
or that Islamism is not a threat. It’s just that I have trouble
mustering enthusiasm for overseas ventures when we allow the enemy’s
fifth column to operate virtually unopposed on our shores.
I’m talking about the odious Council on American-Islamic Relations
(CAIR), a group that could be the legal arm of al-Qaeda. Although
CAIR’s machinations usually go unmentioned by the mainstream media, for
quite some time now it has been training its sights on anyone who would
tackle the Islamic threat with manly strength. It has carried out
campaigns against National Review magazine, radio personality Paul Harvey, the producers of the television program 24,
and many others who dare say the sultan has no clothes. And now it is
targeting award-winning radio talk show host Michael Savage.
