If someone illegally breaks into your house, should they be entitled to the comforts and privileges inside? Should they also have the right to stay permanently in your home as a reward for breaking in? For any reasonable person, the answer to both questions is a resounding “no.”
So why should our answer be any different when it applies to our nation’s borders? Yet, liberals (Democrats) believe that individuals who enter into the U.S. illegally should have the same benefits (e.g., financial aid, welfare, social security, healthcare, and Medicaid) as U.S. citizens. Moreover, liberals wants to reward illegal entry by providing blanket amnesty to illegal immigrants (i.e., confer legal status/citizenship to individuals who entered the United States illegally). This is not sound policy.
It’s one of the most remarkable and under-reported stories of the current campaign season. The Republican Party, the presumed bastion of insensitive white males, has managed to field one of the most impressive arrays of women and minority candidates in US history. And to the chagrin of Democrats, most of these die-hard conservative candidates are expected to win on November 2. Their victory could well turn liberal “identity politics” on its head.
In New Mexico, Susana Martinez, a tough-talking district attorney and confirmed Palinista, is about to become the nation’s first Hispanic female governor. But you’d hardly know it from the dearth of media attention she’s received, compared, for example, to the extraordinary outpouring that accompanied President Obama’s appointment of Sonia Sotomayor as the nation’s first Hispanic female Supreme Court justice.
Tomorrow is Election Day. No matter where you are, please remember to VOTE.
For those of you in Virginia, the polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 7p.m.
With your support, Republican candidates will WIN BIG across the nation. Our Founding Fathers' timeless principles and the GOP platform focusing on individual liberty and responsibility, limited government, low tax, and fiscal conservativeness will triumph once again. We are poised to take the House in a landslide even greater than 1994.
Also, please pray for our two Vietnamese American congressional candidates, Anh "Joseph Cao (LA-2) and Van Tran (CA-47).
A large turnout is critical. Every vote matters.
We need you to vote, and mobilize at least 10 friends to vote with you.
Email (forward this message), call your relatives and friends, offer neighbors a ride to the poll...
Do Everything You Can. Victory Shall Be Ours Tomorrow.
Sincerely,
The VARC Team
Race-Baiting Dem Congresswoman Slants Against Vietnamese American Community, Telling Latinos That "The Vietnamese Are Trying To Take Away My Seat."
“Có điều gì vượt xa hơn con người đang xảy ra. Hôm nay nước Mỹ bắt đầu quay trở về với Thượng đế.” Glenn Beck nói lớn và được các loa khuếch âm chuyển tới gần nửa triệu người đã đáp lời kêu gọi của ông ta từ mọi nơi về tụ họp trước Điện Tưởng niệm Abraham Lincoln ở thủ đô Washington sáng ngày Thứ bảy 28.8.2010.
Nhưng, Glenn Beck là ai?
Ông ta không phải là một nhà truyền giáo lớn. Không phải là lãnh tụ một đảng chính trị đang nuôi mộng vào toà Bạch ốc. Cũng không phải là một siêu sao màn ảnh hay âm nhạc.
“Tôi chỉ là một người cha, một công dân ưu tư,” Glenn Beck trả lời trong một cuộc phỏng vấn của Chris Wallace trên hệ thống truyền hình Fox News sau cuộc biểu dương khổng lồ được gọi là “Restoring Honor” (Phục hồi Danh dự).
Proud American of Vietnamese descent Quang Nguyen was asked to speak for 10 minutes at a Freedom Rally in the town of Prescott Valley, AZ on his experience of coming to America and what it means. He wrote the following speech "in dedication to all Vietnam Veterans":
"I came to America in 1975 on the back of many Americans, who fought and died to protect and keep me away from the invasion of the North Vietnamese communists. Things didn't get done, but it was no fault of these men and women. It was the result of the political war.
I finally was given an opportunity this past Saturday to speak to many veterans at the Freedom Rally. The same opportunity these Vietnam veterans had given me thirty-five years ago. I am very thankful for all that they have endured for my existence.
