From the Daily Signal: [Rep. Tim] Murphy’s (R-PA) legislation, dubbed the Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act, would repeal a 1960s-era ban on using federal dollars to pay for residential treatment in psychiatric hospitals. Currently, states must shoulder the … Continue reading →
Proving again that it is possible to turn anything into a racket, here is some unwelcome news about manipulation of public opinion by refugee resettlement agencies — and their monetary motive. From the article at Breitbart News: The nine contractors … Continue reading →
How quickly things can unravel: the failing European welfare-state nations are suddenly facing an influx of millions of refugees and economic migrants from failing Muslim countries and corrupt African lands. YouTube video: Suicide of Europe I do not know anything about … Continue reading →
Introducing our newest web link: Net Right Daily, from Americans for Limited Government. Don’t miss the exposure of collusion between environmental groups and the EPA in “sue and settle,” an end run around administrative procedure and Congressional intent. … Continue reading →
We are being told several things about the issue of refugees and the danger of admitting terrorists into America. The refugees are in a desperate situation. Both Christians and some members of Muslim sects have been targeted for harassment, violence and death by such … Continue reading →
Stores are already promoting sales of holiday goods, and it would be nice in my opinion to steer some of my business toward companies that seem to welcome my business as a person of faith. Perhaps you feel the same. … Continue reading →
For a long time, conservative voters have been voting for conservative politicians who will go to Washington D.C. and set things right. Despite some impressive conservative victories at the polls, progress in Washington has been quite slow. I suggest that … Continue reading →
The director of the US State Department agency responsible for assigning refugees to locations around America spoke to the public last evening in Twin Falls, Idaho. Larry Bartlett of the Office on Refugee Admissions responded to rumblings of discontent in … Continue reading →
Update – September 23 – The reception for Pope Francis at the White House was held outdoors — and much less shocking than I anticipated. The attendance was estimated at 11,000 and certainly the presence of a few dissidents in … Continue reading →
Lumping economic migrants with refugees from violence and persecution practically ensures that the US and Europe will continue to be baffled in their efforts to respond to the refugee crisis. So says Jonah Goldberg, a descendant of refugees, in this … Continue reading →