Jul
25

Think and Ink: Illegal Immigration Poker

Earl Glynn on July 25th, 2010

Think and Ink:  Illegal Immigration Poker

Mexican President Felipe Calderon: Illegal Immigrants in U.S.
Constitution
Rule of Law
Gov. Jan Brewer:  Arizona Law
President Barack Obama:  Justice Dept. Lawsuit
Democrat Voter Registration Drive
How could the stakes be higher?

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Jul
20

Tribute to Rich Nadler: the “defiantly inappropriate Republican” (video)

Earl Glynn on July 20th, 2009

Richard Nadler was a political activist, author, commentator, TV personality in the Kansas City area for the last twenty years.  Nadler unexpectedly died on May 30, 2009.
Jack Cashill gave a tribute to Nadler at the Olathe Republican Party picnic on June 27, 2009.  Cashill  described Nadler as the “defiantly inappropriate Republican.”
Cashill presented the first Rich [...]

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Dec
23

Kansas census estimate up, registered voters down over last three years

Earl Glynn on December 23rd, 2008

Yesterday, the U.S. Census Bureau released its latest population estimates for July 1, 2008.  USA Today shows this nice summary table of all the states.
Kansas shows a 4.2% increase in population from 2000-2008 with 113,318 new residents.  In just the last year Kansas added 24,752 new residents, which was a 0.9% growth rate and ranked [...]

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May
20

Kansas Parochial School Sued for Requiring English, the Official Language of Kansas

Earl Glynn on May 20th, 2008

On July 1, 2007 a new Kansas Law established English as the official language of the State of Kansas. In 2007 House Bill 2140 passed the House with 114 Yeas and 7 Nays, and the Senate with 32 Yeas and 8 Nays.
A lawsuit filed yesterday in Wichita unbelievably is attempting to bar a [...]

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