During a light afternoon rain shower, according to the New York Times: "The nation said final farewell on Saturday to Edward M. Kennedy, who used his privileged life to give consistent, passionate voice to the underprivileged for nearly a half-century as a United States senator from Massachusetts. He was the only one of four fabled Kennedy brothers to reach late adulthood, and he was remembered for making the most of it."
Monday, August 31, 2009
Ted Kennedy Buried; Next Generation Heeds Call
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Monday, August 24, 2009
Lois Capps Is Where The Action Is!
Some central coast conservatives question where Lois Capps is in the health care reform debate. Lemme show you:
Little more than ten days ago, on the 13th, Lois and her supporters were gathered at the intersection of Reason St. and Health Care Reform Avenue. Actually the address is in the 300 block of East Carrillo Street, where Capps' office is located.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Could You Pass The US Citizenship Test?
Lately in the broadcast and cable news channels, there is all this "birther" controversy challenging President Obama's birth status and therefore his eligibility to be qualified to hold the highest office in the land. Was Barack Obama born in the USA?
Is the president's birth certificate authentic? All questions about it have been proven false and it's been totally debunked as early as October, 2008, in the Chicago Tribune.
In any event, every US citizen knows the "birth" qualification for the office: “No Person except a natural born citizen, or a Citizen of the United States … shall be eligible to the Office of President.” Acts of Congress in 1790 and 1795 clarify that “the children of citizens of the United States … shall be considered as natural born citizens.”
All Americans are assumed to know the basics of their government and how it works. My question: could you pass the test for US Citizenship?
Go ahead, take the test. You'll be glad you did!
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