H-1B spouses

Barack Obama’s recent decision to attempt to extend work authorization to the spouses of H-1B workers is downright disgusting. He is simply pandering to the unscrupulous business hucksters who would rather hire cheap foreign workers instead of paying a living wage to U.S. workers.

End the visa lottery

H.R. 704 would create a much needed reform in U.S. immigration policy by eliminating the visa lottery. The House Judiciary Committee supports this legislation and I believe you should as well. Please add your name to the list of cosponsors.

End birthright citizenship

Automatic birthright citizenship harms the children of vulnerable citizens and legal immigrant workers. Pass H.R. 140 and help open up job opportunities for our unemployed.

Continuing to import foreign workers

Jennifer Wedel brought a problem to you that many Americans face: unemployment. And, unfortunately, you were reluctant to acknowledge that your immigration policies were preventing her husband from finding a job. Only when you freeze the importation of so many unnecessary H-1B workers will highly-trained individuals like Mr. Wedel will get back to work.

Put U.S. citizens in U.S. jobs

Speaker of the House John Boehner has asked all of his Representatives to focus on one area: jobs. I agree with him that putting Americans back to work is a top priority. With this in mind, I urge you to support the Legal Workforce Act (H.R. 2885), which provides a superabundance of means for illegal aliens to be dispossessed of their U.S. jobs, thus allowing the 22 million Americans without a full-time job a chance of filling them.

Bring down H-1B numbers!

Earlier this week, Barack Obama had an online town hall meeting and interacted with Jennifer Wedel, whose semiconductor engineer husband is unemployed. President Obama said he found Mr. Wedel’s inability to find a job “interesting.” It is truly astounding that the president finds it “interesting,” as opposed to “appalling,” that his pro-foreign worker immigration policies are keeping America’s high tech workers out of U.S. jobs. I hope you will use your position on the Senate Judiciary Committee to reduce the number of H-1B visas our country issues so that technology workers like Mr. Wedel can find a job.

Let’s hear from all sides

Welcome to “All Sides Of The Issues.” Here’s our panel of commentators — a communist, a socialist, a liberal, and a progressive …

Where we get our rights

Conservative: “Never forget, I did not grant your freedom to you. Your freedom was given to you at birth by your creator. Conservative government’s job is to acknowledge and preserve that freedom which is already yours naturally.”

Modern slavery

National debt

Obama Policies Have Put America at Risk

Earlier this week during his State of the Union address, Resident Obama said, “The defining issue of our time is how to keep that [American] promise alive.”

Re: Newt Gingrich mocks Mitt Romney on ‘self-deportation’

LA Times

The truly dismal state of the union

There is one person — one American among the 300 million of us — who is not to blame for the state of the union. Everyone else, each of you, in some small or large way, bears some share of the blame, but not this guy. Not one little bit.

Organized crime

Son: “Dad, I’m considering a career in organised crime.”

Obstructionist!

Good to know before making charitable donations

As you open your pockets for the next natural disaster, please keep these facts in mind:

Pensions

Public sector: “They’re trying to cut our pensions.”

The Tea Party vs Occupy Wall Street

According to the press

Federal representatives: No more debt!

Enough is enough! It’s time for both sides to stop the drama! We do not want tax increases! We do not want to raise the debt ceiling! We do not want more spending! Why is that so difficult for our politicians to understand?

Deficits

The Washington Post babbled again today about Obama inheriting a huge deficit from Bush. And amazingly enough, a lot of people swallow this nonsense. So once more, a short civics lesson.

Who am I?

I was born in one country, raised in another.