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Chavez Gone
By: Daniel Nardini I guess miracles do happen. The revolutionary socialist and former Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez died of cancer last week. He has been succeeded by his Vice-president Nicolas… Read more
A Regretable Anniversary for Immigration
By: Daniel Nardini Whatever we all may have thought about the former Immigration and Nauralization Service (INS), at least its main concern was immigration. It may have not been the… Read more
Extending the Violence Against Women Act to the Undocumented
By: Daniel Nardini This was something that should have been done some time ago. The U.S. House of Representatives finally voted to include undocumented women in the Violence Against Women… Read more
Raising the New Titanic
By: Daniel Nardini Well, it is becoming more than obvious that the rich are definitely different from the rest of us in more ways than one. One very rich person,… Read more
Films Based on Real Life
By: Daniel Nardini One of the reasons why I thoroughly dislike Hollywood is that they come out with too many films about things that are not possible in real life…. Read more
Really Small Change
By: Daniel Nardini It happens every now and then. While filling my car up with gas, the gas pump will hit instead of the exact amount it will show one… Read more
Going Back Down Mexico Way
By: Daniel Nardini Like everything in the news, stories of what is happening in almost any country can seem inconsistent. Mexico is certainly no exception to this. We hear about… Read more
Get Rid of Selective Service
By: Daniel Nardini Two House representatives believe that it is time to get rid of the Selective Service System. U.S. House Representative Peter DeFazio (Democrat-Oregon) and Mike Coffman (Republican-Colorado) have… Read more
Kill This Idea!
By: Daniel Nardini No American at this moment has to worry about being asked for their papers (or in this case, their identification cards) by police or government agents simply… Read more
The Patriot Movement Undaunted
By: Daniel Nardini Despite the reelection of U.S. President Barack Obama to a second term, there continues to be a growth in the number of what the Southern Poverty Law… Read more »