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IssuesGoldman Plays, We PayThe story of the financial debacle will end the way it began, with the super-hustlers from Goldman Sachs at the center of the action and profiting wildly. Never in U.S. history has one company wielded such destructive power over our political economy, irrespective of whether a Republican or a Democrat happened to be president. Goldman Plays, We PayThe story of the financial debacle will end the way it began, with the super-hustlers from Goldman Sachs at the center of the action and profiting wildly. Never in U.S. history has one company wielded such destructive power over our political economy, irrespective of whether a Republican or a Democrat happened to be president. HAITI LIVE BLOG DAY 3: Obama Taps George W. Bush, Bill Clinton to Lead US Relief EffortsHere's the link to Wednesday's live blog. 5:26 pm PDT: We couldn't leave for the day without first reporting on this development. HAITI LIVE BLOG DAY 3: Obama Pledges $100 Million to Support Relief EffortsHere's the link to Wednesday's live blog. 10:15 am PDT: President Obama said Thursday morning that he has earmarked $100 million to support recovery and relief efforts in Haiti following Tuesday's 7.0 magnitude earthquake that has left the country in ruins. Arizona immigration law activists hold vigil to back lawA candlelight vigil Friday in support of the state's controversial new immigration law and more arrests from protests against it wrapped up several days of activism and tension surrounding the implementation of the new law.
A federal judge's decision Wednesday to block some provisions in the law meant that its implementation Thursday was muted. But the decision did not please activists, and groups on both sides of the issue showed Friday that they will continue to call for the law's full implementation or rejection. Subjects: Illegal immigration, support SB 1070, Stand with Arizona vigil, honor law-enforcement officers, Sen. Russell Pearce Categories: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, Illegal Immigration, International, Issues, Loss of Jobs, News, Politics, Truth News, US
2 men carried Mexican flags on field during Mets-Diamondbacks gameTwo men carrying Mexican flags ran into the outfield during the seventh inning of the New York Mets’ game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday night at Citi Field.
The men were apprehended by security fairly quickly without much incident. Before the game, about 40 demonstrators across the street from the ballpark protested Arizona’s immigration law, chanting “Oppose racism!” and “Boycott Arizona!” Topics = Illegal immigration, Mexican flags, SB1070, Arizona immigration law, demonstrators Categories: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, Illegal Immigration, International, Issues, Loss of Jobs, News, Politics, Truth News, US
The Truths We Dare Not Speak About Illegal ImmigrationIn the last 48 hours almost everything that can be said about illegal immigration has been said. But I am more interested in a few truths that are never quite spoken.
1) Why the Sense of Exemption? Why and how exactly do the supporters of illegal immigration justify massive disobedience of federal law? I suspect the answer is predicated in large part on the source of illegal immigration — that if it were a question of a half-million entering illegal Rwandans or Balkan peoples each year, the issue would have remained strictly a matter of legality. Subjects = Illegal immigration, alien demonstrators, affirmative action, cultural elite, assimilation, immigration laws ignored Categories: Americans for Legal Immigration PAC, Illegal Immigration, International, Issues, Loss of Jobs, News, Politics, Truth News, US
CA8: “May I see your driver's license or your ID?” is a request not a commandDefendant was riding an interstate bus which stopped at the MSP airport, and officers boarded the bus to talk to passengers. Defendant talked with the officers and refused to consent to a search of his bag. The officer asked: “May I see your driver's license or your ID?” This was a request in a friendly tone and not a command, and a reasonable person would have felt free to not provide it. United States v. Richards, 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 15650 (8th Cir. July 29, 2010): This was not a case of multiple officers coercing a bus passenger into submission by assailing him with multiple requests for the same thing until he complied. Nor was it a case in which police crafted an environment so coercive that Richards' will was overborne and he had no choice but to produce his identification. Richards was free to decline to present identification at the time that he was asked for it, regardless of Askerooth's hindsight reflection that, in light of his suspicious behavior, she would have likely detained Richards had he refused to cooperate. We conclude that, when viewed in the light of the totality of the circumstances, a reasonable person would have felt at liberty to decline Askerooth's request for identification, and thus it did not constitute a seizure for the purposes of the Fourth Amendment. [I don't agree that any person feels free to refuse a request for ID when multiple police officers are on an interstate bus asking questions.] CA1: ATF could search defendant's FFL records on instigation of local policeDefendant ATF agent had qualified immunity for a search of plaintiff’s gun store at the request of local police. Having an FFL means you are in a highly regulated industry and have a reduced expectation of privacy in your records. Giragosian v. Bettencourt, 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 15670 (1st Cir. July 29, 2010): Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 923(g)(1)(B)(ii), the government may conduct compliance inspections of gun shop premises without either a warrant or reasonable cause, as long as it does not do so more than once in any twelve-month period. The Supreme Court has explicitly upheld the constitutionality of this provision under the Fourth Amendment. Biswell, 406 U.S. at 317 (holding that the “urgent federal interest” in regulating firearms traffic outweighs any threat to gun dealers' privacy). Bettencourt's 2007 compliance inspection of Giragosian's gun shop was the first in twelve months -- indeed, in ten years. It thus met all of the requirements of § 923(g)(1)(B)(ii). The stop and subsequent search were valid, and any appeal would be frivolous (Anders brief). United States v. Pedraza-Bucio, 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 15725 (10th Cir. July 28, 2010) (unpublished).* ME: Warrantless "preview search" of hard drive for child porn violated Fourth Amendment, but the warrant would have issued anywayDefendant was found to have consented to seizure of the portable hard drive to his computer after police asked him about child pornography on it, based on reports from another having seen it when he showed him. The “preview search” of the computer without a warrant violated the Fourth Amendment, but the search was permissible by inevitable discovery because of defendant’s admissions there was child pornography on the hard drive. The full forensic examination of the computer was with a warrant, and, excluding the preview search from the affidavit, the warrant would have been granted anyway. State v. Nadeau, 2010 ME 71, 2010 Me. LEXIS 74 (July 29, 2010)* (This case has a helpful analysis of applying the exclusionary rule or not under inevitable discovery, and the court finds that applying the exclusionary rule here would not advance Fourth Amendment interests.) The search of defendant’s briefcase at the time of his arrest would have violated Gant, but it was valid as inevitable discovery because it would have been searched at book-in. United States v. Miles, 2010 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 76725 (E.D. Pa. July 29, 2010).* One defendant consented to the officers entering the house to look for an alleged runaway, and the court of appeals did not properly consider the audio of the occurrence from one officer’s body recorder where he asked “may I.” Valtierra v. State, 2010 Tex. Crim. App. LEXIS 828 (May 5, 2010), revg Eduardo Valtierra v. State, 293 S.W.3d 725 (Tex. App.-San Antonio 2009); Heriberto Valtierra v. State, 293 S.W.3d 697 (Tex. App.-San Antonio 2009). Defendant’s stop led to questions simultaneous with the paperwork which lead to consent. “Although the results of the questioning led to a police-citizen encounter that was longer than it would have been without the questioning, that fact is not relevant.” State v. Gomes, 2010 Ore. App. LEXIS 890 (July 28, 2010).* Salena Zito: Majority ReportJust over a year ago the Tribune-Review sat down separately with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, to ask about their goals for the 111th Congress.
Pelosi presented
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Austin Hill: Rush, Elton and Another British "Invasion"Elton John is leading yet another "British Invasion" in America.
He is "invading" American media and pop-culture circles with some very basic - and very healthy - attitudes and behaviors that affirm capitalis
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Debra J. Saunders: Grizzled Veterans of America's Math WarsI am a veteran of the math wars. I was there in 1995 when the shiny new California Learning Assessment System (CLAS) test told graders to award a higher score to a student who incorrectly answered a math problem about...
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Doug Giles: Mama Grizzlies: Obama Wants More Time With Your CubsHey mama grizzlies, it appears as if the White House wants more time with your cubs. Yep, I guess Barack and his socialistic cabal have had a rough go at "fundamentally transforming our nation" in dealing with the...
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Steve Chapman: More Freedom Is a Safe BetThe other day, a citizen went before a House committee and urged its members to stop their burdensome interference with her business. "At its most basic level," said Annie Duke, "the issue before this committee is...
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VDARE.com: 07/31/10 - Dr. John Tanton: How a Rural Ophthalmologist's Vision Changed Our LivesRecent Article from VDARE.com - A webzine devoted to
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Spirit Airlines' carry-on fee starts SundaySpirit Airlines passengers may want to get to the airport a little earlier than normal Sunday as a new charge for carry-on bags takes effect. The low-fare airline sparked controversy in April when it announced plans to charge for carry-on items. Passengers who pay in advance, either online or ... VDARE.com: 07/31/10 - Let Them Eat CakeRecent Article from VDARE.com - A webzine devoted to
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VDARE.com: 07/31/10 - A California Teacher Is Unimpressed By Hispanic Claims To Care About EducationRecent Article from VDARE.com - A webzine devoted to
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Informant: Wikileaks suspect had civilian helpHAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — An Army private charged with leaking classified material to the whistleblower website WikiLeaks had civilian help, a key figure in the case said Saturday. The development, first reported in the New York Times, suggests an expansion of the government's investigation into leaks including more than 76,900 ... |
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