As the federal government fails to address the immigration issue responsibly, state governments are coming up with some good ideas.
I was not particularly impressed with Paul Workman when he ran as a Republican for State Representative in Texas district 47. I supported his opponent in the primary and kind of ignored him in the general election as I live one district over from his district. But this week he got my attention in a way which I never expected, by proposing a state bill (HB2886) to implement a guest worker program for illegal aliens under the authority of the Texas state government.…
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26 - Clavos
.but many conservatives would have them paid and compensated far less and think nothing of what would happen as a result.
Not to worry, it couldn't get any worse than it already is...and this conservative would can 'em all and close the place down.
And Doc: The entire USPS "suffers from bad management," and has for decades. These days, it's also losing billions of dollars a year, and has had to enlist the aid of UPS and FedEx to help it get the mail moved.
If ever there was a poster child for bureaucratic inefficiency and mis- and malfeasance, the USPS is it.
27 - Heloise
Cannon the truth is we are both right. Wait until this group comes of age we will see the same enculturation and sense of entitlement. What is the dream act?
I see the welfare moms and their offspring with more babies in cheap buggies. They jam the stores with 3 shopping carts and 5 kids all on our backs. Yes they work hard so do a lot of people. But hell I can't go to France and get a job The next day and I speak the language.