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O’Connor: Is Arizona’s immigration policy our new ‘Civil War?’
Thomas Jefferson called slavery, “a fire bell in the night.” He saw it as one of the seminal causes of the U.S. Civil War, just a few decades away. In order to form any union, let alone a perfect union, the Founding Fathers finessed the issue of slavery when writing the U.S. Constitution, just as [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Arizona, Border Law Enforcement, Foreign Policy, Illegal Immigration, Recommended Read, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Abraham Lincoln, Arizona, Border Law Enforcement, Civil War, Colleen O'Connor, Founding Fathers, Illegal Immigration, open borders, sanctuary cities, SDNN, Thomas Jefferson
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O’Connor: God bless Sarah Palin, the Tea Party Movement
By: Coleen O’Connor, SDNN Consider the following: A just released Pew Poll finds that nearly 80 percent of Americans do not trust their government. This is hardly a surprise. Predictably, the survey finds “a perfect storm of conditions associated with distrust of government – a dismal economy, an unhappy public, bitter partisan-based backlash, and epic [...]
Colleen O’Connor: Meg Whitman could win
[Editor's note: This column was written June 2009. It is as up to date in it's analysis as if it was written this weekend] By: Colleen O’Connor Few believe that any Republican can win the governorship of one of the country’s most dependably Democratic states—California. I beg to differ. It could happen. Everything seems to [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Business, California, Mitt Romney, Nancy Pelosi, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Colleen O'Connor, eBay, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gov. Jerry Brown, Hillary Clinton, Meg Whitman, Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, SDNN, Sen. John McCain, Speaker Nancy Pelosi
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“Throw the bums out” is now the dominant mood in the country.
By: Colleen O’Connor San Diego: SDNN Opinion A CBS News/New York Times poll in early February found 81 percent of those polled, saying it’s time to elect new people to Congress, with just eight percent saying most members deserve re-election. This generated lots of surprise among the chattering class. A kinder, gentler poll by CNN [...]
O’Connor: Bank on California’s future (yes, it still has a future)
By: Colleen O’Connor Lunar New Year began Sunday. The Year of the Tiger, a symbol of courage, and celebrated by the Chinese, Vietnamese, Koreans and others. An apt description for the Chinese economy—a tiger that the world envies for its strength and fears for its power. “As a rebel, the tiger goes up against authority [...]
Posted in Solid Principles
Tagged as: California, Colleen O'Connor, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gov. Gray Davis, Gov. Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman, SDNN, Steve Poizner, Zogby
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