Cinco to Midnight: The Great Mexican End Game (American Thinker)

By Selwyn Duke

 Recently, columnist Charles Krauthammer expressed support for amnesty for illegals, while Newt Gingrich advocated a path to what he called "legality." The two men stipulated that border control must come first, but still, what makes two conservatives such weak sisters on this issue? Perhaps part of the answer was provided by Dick Morris, who said that immigration is a losing issue for Republicans.

Morris is no pillar of principle, but he knows political trends. What's his reasoning? Over the short term, a hard-line immigration stance benefits many politicians; as for the long term, however, there's something called demographic change.

Vote No On Arizona Proposition 100

Requested post for John Karam

I just voted NO (by early ballot) on Proposition 100.  It proposes an

increase in Arizona state sales tax by 1% per dollar for three years.

My reasons are as follows:

1. Two-thirds of the monies will go to the already huge, greedy, and self-centered educational lobby in this state.

2. The grade school that I attended 45 years ago (Royal Palm @ 19th Ave & Butler) was recently remodeled.

It is  now a luxury institution looking far more upscale than it ever did when I attended school there.

3. That grade school is now 58.6% Hispanic!

Most of the Hispanic children