Posts Tagged ‘ WNYC ’

Here’s a quick rundown of Hurricane Sandy relief efforts being organized around New York State and in cyberspace-in addition to the relief mission by Heritage Baptist Church tomorrow morning. -This Sunday, from 4 to 10 PM, there will be a Sandy Relief Jam held at Mulcahy’s on Long Island. -Care for Sandy is offering...
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This website has extensively chronicled one of the most pernicious byproducts of our dysfunctional system of mass immigration and lax border security. Namely, the scourge of human trafficking. A recent BBC investigative report has once again revealed the pervasive nature of this 21st century incarnation of involuntary servitude. The fact that women from remote regions of...
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National Public Radio is, almost without exception, a black hole when it comes to obtaining accurate, reliable information and analysis about immigration. Half of the on-air talent could be executed by members of MS-13, and the following day’s headline on NPR would probably be “Aggrieved Undocumented Migrants Exact Misdirected Revenge Against Jan Brewer.” That’s...
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A little late for filing day, but since rendering unto Caesar is a year-round profession for some people I’d like to alert you to a piece I wrote for the Brooklyn Young Republican Club which explores the fairness of our tax system. Feel free to contribute your own thoughts, questions, criticisms, etc., in the...
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Tomorrow, September 13th, New York will hold a special election to elect a replacement for Anthony Weiner, the disgraced former Congressman. American Rattlesnake urges you to vote for Bob Turner, the Republican candidate.  While immigration has not been a key issue in this race, Mr. Turner has vocalized his opposition to both the DREAM...
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As you can tell by the title of this entry, I’m not going to touch upon the normal topics today because most of you-at least, those living on the East Coast-have other things on your minds at the moment. Hurricane Irene is already battering the Eastern Seaboard and, based upon the latest reports, is...
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In a sign of what can be accomplished when pressure is brought to bear on negligent public officials, the state of Massachusetts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ICE. By opting in to Secure Communities, officials in the Bay State have agreed to screen all future arrestees for legal status, and to report those...
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For those of you not familiar with The Brian Lehrer Show, the popular WNYC program has an election-year segment called 30 Issues In 30 Days, which analyzes an important political issue that concerns voters in the Tri-State Area every day for approximately a month. The subject Brian Lehrer tackled yesterday was the proposition: The...
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