In this installment of Strictly Right Andrew and Ari lament the loss of Arlen Specter, discuss Obama’s latest anti-American comments, reveal yet another instance of anti-Israel rhetoric from the Obama administration, and examine the arrogance of Canadian politicians.
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On this week’s Strictly Right, Ari and Andrew make history with their new holiday. As well, they talk about beauty queens, Arizona immigration, and possibly the world’s stupidest woman!
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In this installment of Strictly Right Andrew and Ari discuss Obama’s nomination of liberal Elana Kagan to the Supreme Court, John McCains most shameful pander to date, our deteriorating moral standards and the latest It Must Be A Liberal.
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And yes, that is Raquel Welch on the show’s cover-art.
Tim James is running for Governor in Alabama. In this brilliant ad he say:
I’m Tim James. Why do our politicians make us give drivers lisence exams in 12 languages? This is Alabama, we speak english. If you want to live here, learn it. We’re only giving that test in english, if I’m Governor. Maybe it’s the businessman in me, but we’ll save money. And it makes sense. Does it to you?
James makes a great point. If you want to live in any country you have a responsibility to respect that nation. The first thing you should do is learn the language. Part of what has made the United States great is the knowledge and experience brought by new immigrants. However, past immigrants learned to speak the language and adopted the culture. Today, immigrants are taught to break the law and enter the country illegally. Once they have taken that step, it’s no wonder they have no respect for the country, or its laws. In addition, if new citizens want to pursue the American Dream, the first step is learning english. Time James is dead on in this ad – and it should only be the first step. The United States should continue to welcome new immigrants, but in order to become a citizen people must respect the country and its traditions.
From Associated Press:
Arizona’s sweeping immigration bill allows police to arrest illegal immigrant day laborers seeking work on the street or anyone trying to hire them. It won’t take effect until summer but it is already having an effect on the state’s underground economy.
“Nobody wants to pick us up,” Julio Loyola Diaz says in Spanish as he and dozens of other men wait under the shade of palo verde trees and lean against a low brick wall outside the east Phoenix home improvement store.
Many day laborers like Diaz say they will leave Arizona because of the law, which also makes it a crime to be in the U.S. illegally and directs police to question people about their immigration status if there is reason to suspect they are illegal immigrants.