Wednesday, June 6, 2007

JUST SOME THURSDAY STUFF





“Just Hitting Another

Brick Wall”







Yesterday’s Poll Results:

Do you think that Americans can take control of their country through the ballot box or will we need a revolution?

Definitely through the ballot box: 1 14%

It may take a revolution: 5 71%

Undecided: 0 0%

I don’t care either way: 1 14%

Summary: 7 votes













L.A. Mayor, Villaraigosa, and Hillary Clinton united on ‘Open Borders’ agenda:

One of the most pro-illegal immigration mayors in America has endorsed Senator Hillary Clinton for president.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa announced last week that he endorses the former first lady at a rally at the University of California, Los Angeles. At the same time he was named a chairman of Hillary’s national campaign.

David Horowitz, president of the David Horowitz Freedom Center in Los Angeles, says the L.A. mayor and Sen. Clinton clearly have the same agenda. Horowitz says: “The Democratic party is very left wing, far more left than it is willing to say during election season. It would like us to have open borders. It would like to have all of these illegals voting. It is a dreadful party these days, and the fact that Villaraigosa is endorsing Hillary is only the icing on the cake.”

Villaraigosa is an ardent supporter of illegal immigrants, and he has appeared at rallies across California aimed at bringing about change in U.S. immigration law that would allow illegal immigrants to gain citizenship. In March, speaking to a group of several thousand participants in an illegal immigrant rally, he said that his “proudest moment as mayor of Los Angeles was greeting the 500,000 illegal immigrants at the previous years march.”

With elected officials like this in charge, all I can say is: “Good-bye America”. On the Republican side, even Sen. John McCain stated: “We are NOT going to build any fences or walls along the border.”


Sen. Hillary Clinton, along with other Democrats renounce their support of the Defense of Marriage Act:

Hillary Clinton, the democratic presidential candidate and senator from New York State, is renouncing her support for the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), a measure signed into law by her husband in 1996 that bans federal recognition of “same-sex” marriages. She is on record as recently as July 2004 saying she believed marriage is a “sacred bond” between a man and a woman.

In May 2005 she told CNN, “Well I don’t know too many Democrats who support gay marriage. In fact I don’t and haven’t for, you know, years before I became senator.” But apparently Senator Clinton now can be counted among several Democrats who do support same-sex marriage, because she says she no longer supports DOMA (She got religion!). The Democratic frontrunner laid out her new position in a candidate questionnaire for the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a homosexual activist group in Washington, D.C.

Peter LaBarbera, director of the pro-family group Americans for Truth Action, said: “If you are against DOMA, you’re against the one thing we hoped would prevent the spread of a Massachusetts-like situation to the rest of the country; what we predicted is actually happening. So if you’re against that, you’re basically for allowing same-sex marriage to spread across the country.

HRC points out that the position taken on DOMA by the seven Democratic presidential candidates would override Section 3 of that Act, which states: “The word ‘marriage’ means only a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife, and the word ‘spouse’ refers only to a person of the opposite sex who is a husband or a wife.”



“Abouna” Gregori