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Voter Suppression: Another Reason to Dump Governor Walker
By: Daniel Nardini Imagine this if you will: a former veteran who risked his life for his country but is not allowed to vote in local, state or national elections…. Read more
Communists in the Congress?
By: Daniel Nardini When is a Communist really a Communist? U.S. House Representative Allen West (Republican-Florida), at a town hall meeting of Tea Party supporters, when asked how many Marxists… Read more
Guevara Statue in Ireland
By: Daniel Nardini In an attempt to promote more tourism to the City of Galway, Ireland, the Galway council has passed a resolution to build a statue in honor of… Read more
U.S. Health Care Law as Viewed in Europe
By: Daniel Nardini There are a number of things most Europeans do not understand about the United States. Three of these things are Americans’ love for guns and gun ownership,… Read more
The Swiss Army Knife
By: Daniel Nardini A few years ago, my aunt got me a Swiss Army knife. Ever since then I have kept it in my car just in case I might… Read more
Whole Family Gone to Mexico
By: Daniel Nardini Despite appeals, and U.S. President Barack Obama’s own words that only criminal undocumented would be the ones deported, Jaime Martinez—a person without a serious criminal record—was deported…. Read more
When Will We Ever Learn?
By: Daniel Nardini We were stuck in a war that drained our cash reserves, sent military morale to the breaking point, divided society, caused poverty to grow, and left America… Read more
Northern Mariana Islands: Immigrant Hell
By: Daniel Nardini The Northern Mariana Islands. With their beautiful palm trees, their sandy beaches, and their rich native heritage, no one would think of this collection of islands as… Read more
The CIA Secret Prison in Poland
By: Daniel Nardini From the fall of 2002 to the fall of 2003, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) ran a clandestine prison in the woods of eastern Poland to… Read more
Using Undocumented for Slave Labor
By: Daniel Nardini One of the saddest chapters of the immigration debate is how the U.S. government treats those in detention. It is bad enough that those in detention have… Read more »