Teddy Roosevelt: 1907 comments about immigration “In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else, for it is an outrage to discriminate against any such man because of […]
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Today’s BIG news is that Donald Trump feels that several million votes in the Presidential election were fraudulent. Well, that’s NOT big news today. Trump stated that was the case throughout the campaign maintaining there were fraudulent votes caste during the primary elections too. What IS new is that ALL the media — including
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There is an obvious vast divide between conservatives and liberals made more obvious by all of the vitriol between candidate camps during this election season — such anger and disgust never seen in any previous election in modern history. The differences between political camps are numerous. But there are fundamental traits that can be pointed
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I’d love to take credit for the name of this particular blog, but it actually came from Kelly Anne Conway – senior advisor to President-elect Donald Trump who also was his Campaign Manager. In stating the above, she identified what is probably the biggest current fear of the national media: to be left out
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First, let’s make one thing clear: U.S. Healthcare is in great shape…period. It is the finest on Earth. There’s nothing wrong with Healthcare. What’s wrong is in healthcare reimbursement issues and the fallout from those as they impact every level of healthcare. I’ve been in Medical Reimbursement Management for 25 years and work
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A number of years ago I sat with my father-in-law in the Pearl Harbor WWII theater watching the movie presentation of the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor 75 years ago. It was gut wrenching to say the least. After the movie, we all boarded small boats for the short jaunt out to the Arizona Memorial
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