Editor’s Note – Eric Holder decides his agency isn’t supposed to be political, so he decides to re-do the agency web site, removing the American Flag. Apparently, the patriotic implications were “a bit much.”
I’m at a loss of words here, except to say that you’d better believe there is a message being ivered by this action.
This is what ‘fundementally transforming’ America los like folks…silence is consent.
Louisianans, of all people, don’t want to see another drop of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. It is our land and our way of life that are being harmed. Yet the administration tells our people to simply file a claim with BP or file for unemployment. Our people want to work, not collect unemployment checks.
We don’t want to see the federal government create a second disaster, an economic disaster, for the people of our state thanks to its “capricious” and “arbitrary” actions. The bottom is this: Thousands of Louisianans shouldn’t have to lose their jobs just because the federal government can’t do its job.
Editor’s Note – When other countries are taking advantage of your laws for personal gain, at the expense of your citizens, perhaps it’s time to change the law.
With very few other countries in the world granting citizenship to babies born in their country by non-resident mothers, and with all the challenges America faces, why do our representatives continue to ignore the growing problems brought on by our immigration laws?
And they’re off…!
With a little than 5 wks to go, campaign season is hitting high gear with several local candidates now airing prime time television ads. Craig Miller (D24) was the first in the area to do so, followed by Dan Webster (D8) and Karen Diebel (D24).
This being the most expensive means of getting your message out, it’s easy to see who’s in good shape financially.
