It Isn’t Racism to Be Opposed to Illegal Immigration – Letters to the Ediottr – WSJ.com. Great responses to this article. = In “Hispanic Values Are American Values” (op-ed, April 22), National Council of La Raza CEO Janet Murguia says that the previous concerns by those already here about waves of immigrants from Italy, Ireland and Eastern Europe were unfounded,... Read more
Archive for the ‘Liberal Press’ Category
Wisconsin of the East
May 1 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Economics, Liberal Press, ObamaReview & Outlook: Wisconsin of the East – WSJ.com. Well? === Scott Walker impressions are popular these days, and the latest and greatest aping of the Wisconsin Governor is coming from the liberal heartland. On Wednesday, the Massachusetts state House voted 111-42 to limit public employees’ ability to collectively bargain for health care. Mrs. Trumka, please hide all sharp... Read more
The U.N. you know you love!
May 1 | Posted by mrossol | Liberal Press, Middle East, Obama, The LeftReview & Outlook: Syria’s U.N. Admirers – WSJ.com. Bashar Assad’s regime has murdered at least 500 Syrians, and perhaps hundreds more, in putting down its democratic uprising. So what does the United Nations do? Nothing, except hold out the prospect of a seat on its Human Rights Council for the Syrian regime. Welcome back to the looking glass ... Read more
Tehran’s Nuclear Bazaar
April 20 | Posted by mrossol | Liberal Press, ObamaTehran’s Nuclear Bazaar – WSJ.com. Why don’t we hear about Obama’s diplomatic skills in the press? === To assess U.S. efforts to halt Iran’s imperial ambitions, you can look to the city of Natanz, where the Iranian regime is firing up a new generation of centrifuges, or to Syria, where its client regime is shooting democrats in the streets. Then... Read more
Review & Outlook: Mr. Goldstone Recants – WSJ.com
April 5 | Posted by mrossol | Liberal Press, Party Politics, The LeftReview & Outlook: Mr. Goldstone Recants – WSJ.com. I ask again – where is the [liberal] press? Regrets, Richard Goldstone has a few, if you can believe it. The principal author of the U.N. Human Rights Council’s notorious “fact-finding mission” report on the Gaza war of 2008-09 now concedes he didn’t have enough facts when he equated Israel with... Read more
