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GOOD NEWS ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION DEBATE!
By Rick Roberts, April 7th, 2006
After blustering about a “breakthrough” on their AMNESTY plan…the Senate is now bogged down in partisan bickering! YEAH!!! And… The Oceanside School District decides to let American kids be patriotic again!
But…I don’t expect that to last.
Illegal aliens are planning more protests for Sunday at Balboa park, and on Monday.
So will we expect to see more kids running out of schools on Monday?
Probably.
So then will the School Superintendent once again cave with his ban on everyone’s patriotism?
Probably.
So kids, be patriotic while you can, because it probably won’t last.
THIS JUST IN…
A caller brought up an interesting point about Noonan saying students will be able wear patriotic clothing agian STARTING MONDAY.
BUT ON MONDAY…KIDS IN OCEANSIDE START A WEEK OF EASTER VACATION.
Well. I guess they can wear their patriotic shirts at home.
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My thanks to James L. Lambert . He accurately reported my take on the illegal immigration debate.
Thanks for getting it right.
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