Democrats as “Change Agent”? — I Don’t Think SoJanuary 6th, 2008 | 4 Comments | Posted in 2008, Barack Obama, Cartoons, Congress, Debates, Democrats, Edwards, Hillary Clinton, Humor, IBD Editorial, Michael Ramirez, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire, New Media, Op/Ed, Primaries & Caucuses
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Hillary Clinton or Mike Huckabee?December 27th, 2007 | No Comments | Posted in Cartoons, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Mike Huckabee
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Russia and its SurrogatesDecember 23rd, 2007 | No Comments | Posted in Cartoons, Humor, Michael Ramirez, Mitt Romney, Radical Islam
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Highest Troop Morale = Lowest Congress Ratings |
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THE HILLARY PLEDGEDecember 15th, 2007 | No Comments | Posted in Barack Obama, Cartoons, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Mitt Romney
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DEMOCRATS’ DEFINITION OF COMMON SENSEDecember 13th, 2007 | No Comments | Posted in Barack Obama, Cartoons, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Mitt Romney
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ATHEISM — THE ABYSS — Rated “D” for Deception |
Michael Ramirez is a genius! How classic is this political statement following Governor Romney’s brilliant speech?
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TRUTH SPOKEN FROM THE MOUNT — BIGOTRY?December 8th, 2007 | 2 Comments | Posted in Bigotry, Cartoons, Humor, IBD Editorial, Mitt Romney, The Mormon Issue
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BILLARY 1970December 4th, 2007 | 3 Comments | Posted in Cartoons, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Humor, Mitt Romney
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THANK YOU to a dear friend for sending this priceless, sentimental photograph to me. This photograph was made in 1970. Oh how I hope it is she who is nominated by the Dems! Wow, Hillary was a babe.
They are Evangelical Christians, are they not? They have been all their lives!
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“New opinions are always suspected, and usually opposed, without any other reason but because they are not common.”
— John Locke, English empiricist philosopher (1632-1704)
Huckabee Revealed on Illegal ImmigrationNovember 27th, 2007 | No Comments | Posted in Cartoons, Humor, Immigration, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney
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While trying to find a good illegal alien cartoon, I ran across this gem from 2005 regarding Huckabee and illegal aliens. Sometimes it is better to be lucky! For the entire, priceless transcript, click here ——> Huckabee, callers go toe-to-toe on immigration
One caller to the Ask the Governor radio program on the Arkansas Radio Network accused Huckabee of ignoring the law when it comes to illegal immigrants.
“Did you not take an oath to uphold the laws of this land?” asked Chris, a caller from Little Rock.
“Absolutely,” Huckabee replied.
“OK, then why would you turn a blind eye to illegal immigrants invading our country and coming in and basically breaking our laws?’ the caller asked.
Huckabee said that he wasn’t, and that he believes illegal aliens who try to vote or try to apply for welfare benefits should be arrested.
“If they’re caught as illegal aliens, I don’t have any problem with sending them back,” Huckabee said.
But the governor did not back down on his positions in support of certain benefits for the children of illegal aliens, such as allowing prenatal care for pregnant immigrants and his proposal to offer scholarships to undocumented children who graduate from an Arkansas high school.
He also criticized Senate Bill 206 by Sen. Jim Holt, R-Springdale, that would impose new restrictions on illegal immigrants in Arkansas. The governor’s comments were in response to a caller who expressed concern about the bill’s effect on plans for a Mexican consulate’s office in Little Rock.
“I don’t think that bill is going to pass,” Huckabee said. “If it were to pass, it might have an impact but … the impact would be greater than even the Mexican consulate.”
He said the bill could hurt the state’s ability to recruit industries based in countries outside the U.S., such as Toyota or Nestle, a Swiss company.
“If we send a message that essentially if you don’t look like us, talk like us and speak like us we don’t want you, it has tremendous economic repercussions,” Huckabee said.
Huckabee also sought to dispel certain perceptions about the benefits that illegal immigrants are getting in Arkansas.
Huckabee repeated to several callers that illegal immigrants do not receive welfare benefits or food stamps or free health care. They do get free public education for their children, but that’s required under the Arkansas Constitution, Huckabee said.
“And frankly I think we would want to make sure that their kids were getting an education because an educated society is a society that can work and do a job and do a better job and make money,” Huckabee said.
As for allowing immigrants to receive free prenatal care, Huckabee said that’s part of his pro-life sentiment as well as that of Amendment 65 of the state constitution, which says that Arkansas considers life to begin at conception.
“I believe that because it’s a human life, then by our law and by our constitution even that unborn child is an Arkansas citizen because he or she is going to be born in this state,” Huckabee said. “The prenatal care for the entire pregnancy costs less than one-third of what one day in the neonatal unit at Children’s Hospital would cost if the child has complications at birth.”
Despite the governor’s lengthy defense on the hour-long show, some listeners apparently were not hearing or buying it.
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“It is a grand mistake to think of being great without goodness and I pronounce it as certain that there was never a truly great man that was not at the same time truly virtuous.”
— Benjamin Franklin, American Founding Father, inventor and statesman (1706-1790)
