North Carolina’s state motto is: ‘To Be, Rather Than To Seem.’ How noble, then, that they seem to be living up to it, by not just seeming unwelcoming, but actually BEING so.
The House Majority Leader made the Sunday morning talk-show circuit today, talking about immigration reform, and undermining his own positions on it in the process.
The change is a blatantly transparent attempt to repair the GOP’s ridiculously low performance among minority and immigrant voters.
Not surprisingly for a Mexican restaurant that seems to abhor the culture from which it was conceived, it appears that the food is pretty awful too.
Arizona’s Governor Jan Brewer has gone missing, as of Sunday night, leaving the state in the hands of Secretary of State Ken Bennett.
Leading advocacy groups characterized the proposal as a half measure that would provide few new opportunities for normalization for young adults.
The good news is that there were even more progressive victories in last week’s election that we should celebrate and build upon.
The GOP is coming up against the reality that they may never regain the White House if they don’t find a way to court the Latino vote.
It really makes you wonder why he didn’t dress up as Al Jolson during his July address at the NAACP
Winning Progressive puts down their questions on Immigration for Mitt Romney. Will he answer?
No sooner had President Obama demonstrated his compassion for “Dream Act” kids today than U.S. Rep. Steve King of Iowa was buttonholing every willing listener to say he’s going to sue to block the President’s actions.
One reporter (an entitled, inexperienced right-wing troll) from Tucker Carlson’s hilariously racist Daily Caller decided to exercise his god-given First Amendment right to interrupt a presidential speech.
If you’re a liberal who finds it hard to understand what the far-right folks are saying these days, try to imagine how confused they must feel.
After winning the Puerto Rico Primary this weekend, Mitt Romney was feeling pretty proud of himself. In fact, Romney felt so good about himself that he said, ‘And those people that don’t think that Latinos will vote Republican need to take a look in Puerto Rico.’
