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A Promise Never Kept is a Promise Broken

A Promise Never Kept is a Promise Broken

By: Daniel Nardini Just outside the White House, a group calling itself the Witnesses Against Torture held a demonstration on January 11th. The demonstrators wore orange jump suits and sand… Read more »

The Focus on Latin America

The Focus on Latin America

By: Daniel Nardini Maybe his campaign does not stand a snowball’s chance in hell, but I am coming to appreciate Newt Gingrich’s domestic and foreign policy approaches. Not only is… Read more »

What is a Mother of Three to Do?

What is a Mother of Three to Do?

By: Daniel Nardini Yet another example of the law tearing families asunder. This case is about a 25 year old mother of three named Leslie Hernandez, who currently lives in… Read more »

Mad Man on the Loose

Mad Man on the Loose

By: Daniel Nardini My jaw dropped to the floor when I learned that front runner Mitt Romney, the favored Republican candidate for the presidency, was given a resounding endorsement by… Read more »

One Politician’s Realistic Policy on Immigration

One Politician’s Realistic Policy on Immigration

By: Daniel Nardini I want to be very clear on what I think of Newt Gingrich. I do not have a good opinion overall of the man, and I see… Read more »

Immigration in Flux

Immigration in Flux

By: Daniel Nardini With all of the Republican candidates talking at one time or another about certain aspects on immigration (Mitt Romney talking about voting against the Dream Act. Newt… Read more »

The Strange Case of Jakadrien Turner

The Strange Case of Jakadrien Turner

By: Daniel Nardini This case of a missing teenager in Texas began back in 2010. For reasons that remain unknown, Jakadrien Lorece Turner ran away from home. Her grandmother Lorene… Read more »

National Center for Constitutional Studies

National Center for Constitutional Studies

By: Daniel Nardini Despite its name, the National Center for Constitutional Studies (NCCS) is not really about the impartial study of the U.S. Constitution. The NCCS is actually about an… Read more »

Occupy the Land or Not Occupy the Land?

Occupy the Land or Not Occupy the Land?

By: Daniel Nardini One thing that has been happening in the last few years are homeless people going into abandoned homes and occupying them. When I say abandoned homes, I… Read more »

Beginnings of Dictatorship?

Beginnings of Dictatorship?

By: Daniel Nardini On December 31, 2011, U.S. President Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012. One provision of the act allows for the president to arrest,… Read more »