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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Comparing Obama’s Amnesty Plan to the Emancipation Proclamation
by Diane Rufino, November 22, 2014 According to Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, President Obama’s plan to excuse the illegal action of millions of immigrants not unlike Abraham Lincoln’s effort to free slaves. At first I thought it … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Lincoln, abuse, Amnesty, Bush, checks and balances, Civil War, Constitution, Diane Rufino, Dream act, Emancipation Proclamation, executive order, government, illegal immigration, Immigration, Lincoln, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, presidential powers, Reagan, Ronald Reagan, separation of powers, slavery, slaves, Truman, tyrant, usurpation, Youngstown Steel
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A Government That Wants to Control Us, Not Represent Us
by Diane Rufino George S. Liberty recently wrote a rant about government on his blogsite after he watched a news clip about Jonathan Gruber, the controversial architect of Obamacare. His theme was how audacious and contemptible the government … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, American Revolution, Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Diane Rufino, Federalist No. 47, Federalist No. 51, Federalist Papers, government, Great Britain, independence, James Madison, Jonathan Gruber, King George, Obama, oppression, Thomas Jefferson, transparency, tyranny, tyrant, usurpation, war for independence
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This Voter is Terribly Disillusioned
by Diane Rufino, November 8, 2014 On October 28, the final presidential debate of the 1980 election was held in Cleveland, Ohio. In his closing remarks, Ronald Reagan asked viewers: “Are you better off now than … Continue reading
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Tagged "Are you better off now than you were four years ago...", Democrat, Diane Rufino, Election 1980, Election 2014, mid-term election, North Carolina, October 28 1980, presidential debate, presidential debates 1980, Presidential election 1980, Republican, Ronald Reagan, voter, voter disillusionment, voting
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Why the TEA Party? 