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Bob Dane and Tom Tancredo from Hold their Feet to the Fire rallyFounder of FAIR Bob Dane and former Rep Tom Tancredo (R-CO) joined Howie at the FAIR Hold their Feet to the Fire Rally in Washington DC to talk about Immigration Reform and what the Government is trying to do to stop it.
room together one guy comes up and says okay we're gonna use immigration policy . We're gonna we're gonna tweak it we're gonna come up with the psyche when you are using immigration policy to. Pander to elicit support from one particular interest group there is one guaranteed. I think that's occurring and that is you -
US revamps student work-visa program after abuses
… exposed to the culture outside of work will be given the two-year contracts that are issued. Daniel Costa, an immigration policy lawyer for the Economic Policy Institute who has studied the program extensively, said there are positive changes …
Audio & Video
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Does Elizabeth Warren Outraising Scott Brown in 4th Quarter of 2011 Scare You?With the release of the amount of fundraising the two frontrunners in the Massachusetts US Senator race being released it shows Elizabeth Warren getting more money than Scott Brown. Does that worry you?
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GOP Debates Foreign Policy and National SecurityTom Finneran is solo today and discusses the GOP debate in Washington DC last night.
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Sen. Kelly Ayotte (r-NH) with Howie
U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) joined us to talk about the Presidents attempts at the jobs bill, student loan forgiveness and all sorts of issues in D.C.....
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Could Chris Christie defeat Barack Obama in 2012 election?
Few expect him to run, but New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is essentially even with President Barack Obama in an early look at a hypothetical Election 2012 matchup. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely U.S. Voters shows that Obama earns 44% support in the matchup, while Christie attracts 43%. Six percent (6%) prefer a third option, and eight percent (8%) are undecided. These numbers place Christie in the same league as other top GOP hopefuls within single digits of Obama including former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, Texas Governor Rick Perry and businessman Herman Cain. Could Christie defeat President Obama in 2012 if he decided to run?
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Who Is Your Candidate
A new Zogby poll puts Herman Cain? at the top of the Republican field, as the top choice of 28% of poll respondents. (IBOPE Zogby International says the polling sample consists of “all likely voters and of likely Republican primary voters.”) Rounding out the top three are Rick Perry at 18%, and Mitt Romney at 17%. Fourth place goes to Ron Paul at 11%. Paul’s the most solid performer in Zogby’s polling history for the 2012 GOP race – his 11% might as well be chiseled in stone. Howie asked the callers if they had a candidate they could stand behind.
Pages & Blogs
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So Much For Rick Perry
… issue to the call for the special session. Under the legislation, municipalities would have been financially penalized if they had tried to stop their police officers from carrying out federal immigration policy . This doesn't smell good.
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Lying Left Grandstands for Illegals in Arizona
… of the real situation? You use all the buzzwords and nonsense of the right, including mentioning Mexico’s immigration policy . The bill in question is Arizona SB 1407, which was defeated as Republican senators defected on several immigration …
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Secretary of What?
… President Obama has spoken out against the law because he thinks that the federal government should be determining immigration policy . And the Justice Department, under his direction, will be bringing a lawsuit against the act. But the more important …
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Appropriate Response
… Mexican President Calderon were offensive. He also offers a lesson on the historical premise upon which American immigration policy is based, assuming, I guess, that they all attended public school. Megyn Kelly explained last night on O'Reilly …
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Barney's Thoughts
Barney. "If America had the kind of immigration policy that some people would like today my whole family would have been obviously whipped out in the Holocaust." " I do not have any …
