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Republican Presidential Hopeful Tom Tancredo 100% Opposed To Illegal Immigrant Amnesty

Tom Tancredo, a lifelong conservative, has emerged as a leader in the national struggle for true immigration reform stating that he is 100% opposed to amnesty. He has further pledged that as President, he will secure our borders while eliminating benefits and job prospects for those illegal visitors who are here.
Tancredo’s strong opinions on [...]

Could Control Over Oil Reserves Be Critical To American Civilization As We Know It?

As most of you know, I am not a Bush fan but after watching a documentary on the current state of oil one is made to wonder if an apocalypse is on the horizon. What will happen to Americans if our oil supplies are suddenly withdrawn? Following is a summary of the opinions of widely [...]

Will Religious Bigotry Factor into Romney’s Chances In 2008 Presidential Campaign?

Massachusetts Governor, Willard Mitt Romney, who gained the attention of social conservatives by standing up to the Massachusetts Supreme Court’s legalization of gay marriage, announced his candidacy for the GOP Presidential nomination on February 13, 2007.
However, while moderate by Republican standards, even receiving a mere C- rating from the NRA by signing a permanent [...]

In a Dark House by Deborah Crombie

Deborah Crombie’s In a Dark House is a continuation of the Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James series that succeeds on at least three levels.
First, having set the novel in England, Crombie skillfully develops the historic and contemporary meaning of Southwark in such a manner that the American reader who is not familiar with the English countryside can [...]

Dennis Kucinich’s Stand On Iraq War And Privatization Of Iraqi Oil

Dennis Kuchinich has maintained all along that the war has been about oil and that the U.S. should not be a party to any attempt, by multinational oil companies, to take over Iraq’s oil resources.
To further his stand, Kucinich, in May, invoked a rarely used House rule of personal privilege to gain one hour of [...]

Dangers of Medical Practices and HMOs Targeted in Society by Michael Palmer

Michael Palmer’s 11th medical thriller, Society, targets the inherent dangers present to doctors, as well as, to consumers from the managed care industry that places profits ahead of patient well being. Using his insight as an ER doctor Palmer attempts to shed light on some of the more common abuses that HMO’s practice daily, such [...]

Electrifying Suspense Thriller – Final Scream by Lisa Jackson

New York Times bestselling author, Lisa Jackson, once again produces a tense action-packed thriller that will enthrall readers from the moment that Cassidy learns you cannot come home until the climatic confrontation with the killer. This haunting story begins with an inferno that sears the night, snuffing out lives and dreams, and leaves a killer [...]

Business Travelers – Why Not Impress the Client With A Chauffeured Car?

Hiring a chauffeur, to impress that special client, just got easier last Monday, June 4, 2007, when Avis rentals began offering chauffeurs as part of some rental policies.
Under their current price structure, a chauffeur can be hired with 24-hour notice in 10 big cities, including New York and Los Angeles for a mere $30 an [...]

Obama and Giuliani Move Up in Polls

While David Axelrod, Barack Obama’s chief strategist, states, “National polls are not all that relevant in a process that is largely sequential” current polls showing Obama tied with Clinton are consistent with what is being seen on the ground. Fortunately, the increasingly huge crowds that are showing up for Obama’s appearances may indicate that Clinton [...]

Immigration Debate – The Real Issues

The first theory behind the push to approve the immigration bill is that Bush desires to create a North American Union, where the United States, Canada, and Mexico become one giant country, and the dollar is replaced by the Amero. The other theory is that Bush is just a pawn of the Big Business-Welfare State [...]

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