Katie’s Dad 2.0

Lately, I’ve been pondering the closely held positions of pure libertarian and pure free trade advocates. And I’ve concluded that they’re all hypocrites. No matter how much they tout the benefits of globalization, how hard they sell the wonders of a world economy fully-unfettered, or how subtle their soft-sell of open borders might [...]

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Yesterday, I spent much of the day with my sister, who visited briefly while traveling by on a business trip. It’s aways good to catch up with her when she’s away from her home in a more sensible and mostly un-multiculturalized part of the rural Midwest. As usual, we spent some time discussing [...]

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This past weekend, while the family and I were on a mini-vacation, my friends Jake and MJ from FreedomFolks were being the good patriots and dutiful stewards they are. And this time they paid a price for their diligence. While they attended a rally at the Mexican Embassy in Chicago on behalf of [...]

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Yesterday morning I was thrilled (not really) to receive a snarky comment to a previous post regarding my contention that genetic studies regarding ability and intelligence should at the very least be on the table in any national discussion about immigration policy. Someone going by the name of “Dee,” the author of a blog called [...]

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Yes, we won important battle this week. Quite frankly, all of my efforts toward defeating the Senate bill left me both emotionally and physically exhausted. After all my phoning and faxing and arguing at various discussion groups and websites, there wasn’t much gas left in my tank to do a whole lot of [...]

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I’ve been remiss of late in visiting and linking to Frosty Wooldridge’s website. He’s one of the few people to whom I can consistently defer on the issue of immigration reform. I consider him to be as authoritative as Michelle Malkin, FreedomFolks, Pat Buchanan, George Putnam, D.A. King, Tom Tancredo, the patriots [...]

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I do not look for this stuff but I keep finding it. Were this not such a serious subject, I’d liken my sudden fixation on learning the country of origin of those providing “objective” expository advice about American immigration reform to playing a game of Whack-A-Mole. But this is serious stuff; it appears [...]

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