The Huck Upchuck
Reactions and Proactions to libs and cons and poli-pundits of all sorts.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
HB 1205 Is Dead
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Today was a good day. The omnibus immigration bill in the Louisiana House of Representatives, HB 1205, is dead. The author, after facing a s...
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Monday, May 24, 2010
HB 1205 In Front of the LA House Judiciary Committee
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Well, the official weekly schedule is now available and the Louisiana House Judiciary Committee has scheduled a hearing for HB 1205 for thi...
Sarah Palin, the Gulf Oil Spill, and Faux-Conservatism
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I remain constantly amazed that Sarah Palin somehow continues to carry the mantle of conservatism around this country. With regard to the G...
Governmentalizing the Gulf Spill Response
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There is a growing chorus among observers of the Gulf Oil spill that the Federal Government should be more directly involved in managing th...
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Quote of the Day: Rand Paul on "Accidents"
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Rand Paul said : "And I think it's part of this sort of blame-game society in the sense that it's always got to be somebody...
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More Texas Board of Education Shenanigans
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I don't think there can be any doubt that what is motivating the reform of the Texas public education curriculum is bald-faced ideologi...
Rand Paul's Patriotic Inconsistencies
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Rand Paul has made some vexing statements on what kinds of speech are "un-American" (by which I interpret his meaning to be speec...
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Thursday, May 20, 2010
HB 1205: More from the Front Lines
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Read this from the Executive Director of Puentes. Note at the end that Lucas informs us that HB 1205 is likely going to be considered next ...
Why I'm an Exodus Catholic, Ctd.
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It's stuff like this that really ticks me off: Last November, a 27-year-old woman was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical...
The Wonderful Confraternity of Jesuit High School of New Orleans
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First, Fr. McGinn, let me wish you a good morning! And let me assure you that this posting will only have nice things to say about JHS. Sec...
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Rand Paul's Primary Victory in Kentucky
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OK, folks. Hold your hats. What I am about to say may come as a surprise to some, but it really shouldn't. As much as I find Rand Paul...
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Texas, School Texts, and Historical Revisionism
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Texas social conservatives on the State's board of education are attempting to push through a mandated revision of school textbooks tha...
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
SB 67 - Government Mandates Use of E-Verify System
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SB 67 is another piece of immigration legislation, sponsored by Louisiana State Sen. Danny Martiny, that requires employers to use the fede...
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Monday, May 17, 2010
HB 1205 Update
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Well, well, well ... Rep. Harrison's Proposed Substitute for HB 1205 is now available for review . And it's actually worse. Whereas ...
Thought on Arizona's Ban on Ethnic Studies
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This ban is, literally , the "ethnic-cleansing" of knowledge. How damn scary is that?!?!?
Sunday, May 16, 2010
James Perry Opposes HB 1205
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A few days back, I posted a blog entry that asked both James Perry and Helena Moreno where they stood on HB 1205, and I invited each of the...
It Feels Like Rain
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Commit to Stand Against HB 1205
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If you are on Facebook, oppose HB 1205, and might be able to make a trip up to the State Capitol in Baton Rouge sometime over the next week ...
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Random NOLA
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Resurrecting an old blog posting category ... Here is my next addition to Random NOLA, which is a blog posting category that features a phot...
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Eugene Robinson Nails It On Arizona's Ethnic Studies Ban
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For anyone outraged at the State of Arizona's recent efforts to ban "ethnic studies" in its schools, this editorial by Eugene...
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