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Senator Ted Cruz to Add Voter ID Amendment to Immigration Bill to Close Hole in Fed Statutory Law

by SENATOR TED CRUZ June 18, 2013

Sen. Cruz: We Must Ensure Federal Law Does Not Preempt States’ Abilities to Require ID for Voter Registration

Arizona can't ask voters for proof of citizenship, Supreme Court rules

June 18, 2013

By 7 to 2, the Supreme Court justices struck down Arizona's Proposition 200 as violating the National Voter Registration Act, which requires only a written declaration of US citizenship.

Shunning Independence

by TOM MCLAUGHLIN June 18, 2013

Although many Americans received the first forms of government assistance during the Great Depression, they didn’t become addicted to government and they were expected to work for their money.

The Fatal Fallacies and Foibles of Race

by EDWARD CLINE June 17, 2013

Thomas Sowell exposes how Liberal and Progressive thinkers have made racial and class conflicts worse.

No Constitution, No Borders, No USA

by DIANA WEST June 15, 2013

At what point does it become clear that we no longer inhabit America? When we “Press 2,” not “1,” for English?

The Dangers of Political Equivocation

by CHRISTOPHER ADAMO June 14, 2013

In the ongoing debate over amnesty, the wholesale collaboration of Sen. Rubio has been touted by liberals on Capitol Hill, and in the media, as “proof” that conservatives are in agreement with the likes of Sen. Schumer.

Obama's Definition of ‘Smarter Enforcement’: None

by MICHELLE MALKIN June 13, 2013

Obama and his open-borders pals pay lip service to fairness and the rule of law for the cameras.

Here’s Immigration Reform I Can Live With

by GREGORY D. LEE June 13, 2013

If Republicans want to "reform" immigration laws so bad, I have an idea.

Inventing Rights and the Enforcement Mechanism That Goes Along With Them

by HERBERT LONDON June 12, 2013

Fads of the moment translate into rights with legal justification and a regulatory apparatus attached to them. This is the manner in which government expands without limit.

Drowning In Government

by TOM MCLAUGHLIN June 11, 2013

Government would control and tax the smallest transactions if it could, and it’s trying to. It’s regulating yard sales and lemonade stands in several places.

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John Stossel tweets list of '100 things I hate about government'

June 18, 2013  11:47 PM

John Stossel was careful to qualify that he’s not furious about reports of NSA surveillance … yet. It’s probably best to keep his options open for now, until President Obama gets back to the United States and explains the whole thing in person. Until then, he has plenty of complaints, which he assembled in a handy […]

Sally Kohn: GOP using late-term abortion to make all abortions look bad

June 18, 2013  11:13 PM

Putting the happy face back on abortion is a struggle, but advocates haven't given up.

AP notes passage of ‘far-reaching' anti-abortion bill; Opponents start Gosnell drinking game

June 18, 2013  09:23 PM

The writers at the Associated Press hate to break it to you, but the House today passed the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. Seeing as breaking the news is their job, though, they went out of their way to highlight that the House is dominated by the GOP, and the Republicans’ latest anti-abortion legislation is even […]

Nancy Pelosi spaces out on year of first American woman in space

June 18, 2013  08:01 PM

We all know that math is hard for the Democrats, but Twitter couldn’t resist fact-checking Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s tweet honoring the 50th anniversary of Sally Ride’s historic Challenger flight. The 20-year error was difficult to let slide, now that the Democrat leadership has suddenly started counting the days since a budget was passed. @NancyPelosi @NASA […]

Sen. Marco Rubio supports border fence, votes against building border fence

June 18, 2013  06:55 PM

Did anyone believe legislators were serious about securing the border?

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