Obama Executive Order: Better Education for Hispanics

Hispanic children need early childhood care, and Obama has issued another of his infamous Executive Orders to get it for them, which will no doubt include the 5,197,190 (at least) children of illegals plugging up our schools and draining the funds that support those schools. FIVE MILLION! Real name: Education Excellence for Hispanics.

Hispanic Preschoolers

The Won warned schools: "if you're receiving tax dollars you better be able to deliver results for our children." The man is a bastion of deep thinking. I don't know how he contains himself. Oh yeah...he doesn't.

Hyperbole followed the warning; things like: brighter futures, hope deeper, climb higher, dream bigger. I guess Blacks in America have finally accepted that "Latinos make up the largest minority group in American schools?" Someone weight in here: is that a good thing?

The Executive Order will be executed by reforming the "early childhood" care (day care) of Hispanic children. Illinois is the first state to require "bilingual education" to children who do not speak English, including children illegal residing in the U.S. So how's it working in Illinois:

But from Carpentersville to Champaign, local school districts are hurrying to comply with the requirements that come without additional funding, even as they brace for another year of dwindling reserves and funding delays.

“It seems as though this is just creating a problem unnecessarily,” said Superintendent Roger Prosise, of Diamond Lake School District 76, where nearly a quarter of the district’s 1,170 students are new to English.

Calling preschool the new front door to the school system, education experts say the change could help to narrow the academic divide.

I know...you're shaking your head at my ignorance, and asking if it is not far better for children here illegally to learn our language. Quoting Ann Coulter:

One million Mexicans across the border in Mexico think, 'if I can just get to America and get my kid educated, we will be legal.'  See the video here.

Source for the number of children of illegal migrants in the U.S. is ImmigrationCounters. It's a great source. Take a look. We need a counter for Obama Executive Orders which are predicted to pile up as a Republican Congress denies the man his every desire.

Posted by Maggie @ Maggie's Notebook

Ann Coulter Mike Huckabee: Coulter's Finest Moment with Mike Huckabee

Ann Coulter had one of her finest moments on Huckabee this weekend. She was apparently invited on to discuss one thing, and was then hit with her past comment saying Huckabee was a "liberal Christian." Whatever the 'one thing' Ann was prepared to discuss, Huck said they would get back to it, but Ann's time ran out and instead they 'got' to an interview with Ariana Huffington.

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Coulter was not prepared to defend herself, but nevertheless did with so with pithy gusto. Huckabee didn't like being called a "liberal," and Ann continually pointed out that she actually called him a "Christian liberal. He still didn't like it.

I have a sometimes-paraphrased, sometimes-exactly-quoted, kinda-sorta transcript below the video. There are parts of the video I did not include. If the video disappears, I'll still have some this very interesting conversation on record. And for the 'record,' I agree with Ann. I believe that Huckabee is mostly fiscally conservative, but far too socially liberal and it bleeds into his fiscal conservatism. And I still haven't forgiven him and McCain for their joint venture to knock Mitt Romney out of the 2008 presidential race. Having said all that, I like Huckabee, but I am hoping he will not run for president in 2012.

Mike Huckabee and Ann Coulter: Liberal Christians

To get things started, he read her quote from September 1, 2010:

All liberals are atheists. Only the ones who have to stand for election even bother pretending to believe in God...There's only one true Christian liberal in the country and that's Mike Huckabee.

COULTER: this was not meant as an insult. I was thinking of all the alleged Christian advisers in the Obama administration - the Jim Wallace-types. The liberal view of charity is 'raise taxes' and give it to the poor. This is the Pharisees out of the Bible. Charity is not giving their own money.

(there is some discussion of abortion tucked in here also)

COULTER: So I began thinking what if you were a genuine Christian but had some crazy liberal views with things that are not directly Christian - what would that look like, and I thought of you.

HUCKABEE: What were my "crazy views?"

COULTER responds that he was very soft on illegal immigration.

HUCKABEE immediately says he does not believe in amnesty, and says 'you don't punish the children the children of illegals.'

COULTER: "this is exactly what I mean." Pointing to Huckabee: "This is a liberal Christian." I'm sure that is what liberals said to us 30 years ago in saying we have to start subsidizing illegitimacy.

HUCKABEE: My economic heart tells me that if I had a kid who was a valedictorian whose parents were illegal, it will be better if he gets his education. Wouldn't you rather he become a doctor and pay taxes, rather than picking tomatoes?

COULTER: One million Mexicans across the border in Mexico think, 'if I can just get to America and get my kid educated, we will be legal.'

There's more but you have to watch the video for the full show.

Quote of the Day: Ace on Coulter and Farah

Joseph Farah at WorldNetDaily has stepped off the precipice and printed private emails from Ann Coulter, in a dispute over Ann's speech at the GOProud "HOMOCON" convention. Really now, does Farah believe he can slay a monster by printing their private conversation? Apparently so. In general, I agree with a column at Hot Air that this takes the focus off of health care, the economy, jobs and Iran nuking Israel. I found a quote from Ace at Ace of Spades that is pretty much my position (the following are snippets - please read it all here.

The GOP cannot be an overtly, officially religious party charged with monitoring everyone's personal sins. It cannot be. Ever. I view the party on morality as I view it on economics. A government cannot create wealth; it can only, and should only endeavor to, foster a wealth-friendly environment in which wealth-creation is likely.

Similarly, a government cannot mandate what sort of sex is legal and what sex is illegal. It can only foster a morality-friendly environment win which moral behavior is likely.

There are situations when the government is required to make some kind of official legislative choice on matters typically deemed moral. The law of marriage is an obvious one; drug prohibition has typically been considered another.

But the party cannot agitate to expand and multiply the number of decisions it will make on "behalf" of citizens, against their will, to enforce a morally hygienic lifestyle.....

Coulter is not a gay marriage advocate, but an opponent, which leads me to conclude that Farah is ultimately not agitating for a policy position like traditional marriage only, but simply for that which is impermissible: taking an anti-gay-person stance, period.

It's true that 90% of gays (including conservative-leaning gays) want gay marriage. It's also true that a significant portion of the greater conservative caucus is Paulite in its hostility towards the use of military force, and a larger (but now no longer majority, I don't think) part of the caucus is neocon in its faith in military solutions.

We generally disagree on these issues without attempting to cast out the unbelievers. (Okay, admission: During the height of the Iraq War, and the height of manufactured "Paulmania," with all of his appearances on Truther Alex Jones' show, I sure did welcome the prospect of purging the party of such people. But as a general rule, we don't do that.)

Farah's position is essentially that gays simply cannot be conservatives at all and must be purged from the party. He does not seem to be an opponent of a policy, but an opponent of specific people. That doesn't strike me as fair, conservative, or keeping with the American way of doing things...

Read J.E. Dyer's Hot Air column here. If you want to read all the dreadful details, do an Ann Coulter Joseph Farah search.

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Ann Coulter on Anchor Babies and International Law

Ann Coulter is pointing out the absurdity of Leftists loving foreign and international law, hoping to make the U.S. submit to it - pining to follow it...until it comes to illegal migrants and anchor babies (jackpot babies) - and then they are conspicuously silent.

Ann Coulter

From Coulter's column August 18, 2010

Take Sweden -- one of the left's favorite countries. Not only is there no birthright citizenship, but even the children of legal immigrants cannot become Swedish citizens simply by being born there. At least one parent must be a citizen for birth on Swedish soil to confer citizenship...

Liberals are constantly hectoring Americans to adopt Sweden's generous welfare policies without considering that one reason Sweden's welfare policies haven't bankrupted the country (yet) is that the Swedes don't grant citizenship to the children of any deadbeat who manages the spectacular feat of giving birth on Swedish soil...

Even Canada, the country most similar to the United States, grants citizenship upon birth -- but excludes the noncitizen parents of anchor babies from receiving benefits, such as medical care, schooling and other free stuff given to Canadian citizens.

Ann slaps it down in her unique and pristinly pithy style. You'll want to read about "Professor Melissa Harris-Lacewell, MSNBC's favorite half-black guest" at Ann Coulter.com

  

Ann Coulter Rick Sanchez: Coulter Accuses Sanchez of Kiddie Porn Kinda/Sorta

This video is classic - pure Ann Coulter - clear, pithy and dynamic thinking. Rick Sanchez gets putty-fied in the eruption of a Coulter-quake. Notice she forces him to talk about the three-month old accusation that Tea Partiers spit on Congressman John Lewis (D-GA-5th). Listen as she charges Sanchez with kiddie porn to make a point. I bet Sanchez has no ratings unless Coulter guests.

Ann Coulter and Rick Sanchez on Racism and Lies (video)

Ann Coulter Compares Alvin Greene and Ted Kennedy - Greene Most Qualified

Ann Coulter compares Democrat senatorial candidate from South Carolina, Alvin Greene, to long-time Massachusetts Democrat Senator, Ted Kennedy. She sees similarities and concludes that Greene is the "most qualified Democrat I've ever seen."

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But he [Greene] does have one thing Rawl doesn't have: In the grand tradition of legendary Democrats such as Teddy Kennedy, Greene has a felony arrest. (Greene's inexperience really shows Democrats usually wait until after they're elected to show pornography to college girls.)  

Read it at TownHall.

Ann Coulter on Arizonas New Illegal Alien Law (Video)

Here's an indepth chat between Ann Coulter, a Constitutional Law Attorney and Fox News' David Asman, on the curx of the new Arizona illegal alien law: does the law allow law enforcement to stop a person because of the color of their skin?

After the video, visit StoryBalloon for more, who says:

Start looking at Mexico’s government and infrastructure before complaining about America not taking in their immigrants.

Look at any of the governments these people are fleeing. Why don’t you protest their treatment of their lower class?

Ann Coulter on Arizona's Illegal Alien Law (video) Others Talking:
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Megyn Kelly Ann Coulter: O'Reilly Sides with Ann Coulter over Megyn Kelly

Earlier this week, Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly discussed the Westboro Baptist Church's picketing of the funeral of Albert Synder's son, Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, a Marine who was killed in action in Iraq. O'Reilly and Kelly have differing opinions on how to interpret the 4th Circuit Appeal Court's dismissal of a case that the Snyder's originally won. A couple of days later, Ann Coulter weighed in. See videos below.

Megyn Kelly

                                                                           

 Ann Coulter

The 4th Circuit Court ordered the Snyders to pay $16,000 in court costs to the obscene Westboro agitators. The Snyders appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, and SCOTUS took the case. In the third video below, O'Reilly says Kelly is "desperately" wrong, and he says if the Snyder's lose at the Supreme Court he will pay the $16,000 for the Marine's family.

There are three videos below, beginning with O'Reilly and Ann Coulter - who are in agreement with the action SCOTUS will probably take, and what law might back-up that decision. The second video is O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly - after Bill's conversation with Coulter. The third video is Bill and Megyn with their original discussion. This is obviously a First Amendment issue. What do you think the Supreme Court will do?


Bill O'Reilly and Ann Coulter on Westboro Baptist Church (video)  Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly on Westboro Baptist Church (video)  Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly: First Discussion of Westboro Baptist Church (video)

Colin Powell Limbaugh, Palin, Coulter Whine: Americans Want to Pay More Taxes!

Colin Powell. Another RINO Conservatives have no need for. I can understand that Colin Powell may consider himself a liberal Republican, and I give him the right to oppose the war or the belief that WMD's were overly hyped, but there is no reason for this public and yes "nasty," dishing about Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter.

Colin Powell

Democrats would give up Nancy Pelosi and, maybe, their President in exchange for a successful Liberal radio commentator like Rush Limbaugh. They'd throw-in Michelle, gratis.

Rush Limbaugh

To have an Ann Coulter Liberal on their side..., they'd sacrifice Hillary.

Ann Coulter

And to have a Liberal Governor in their stable with the charisma, speaking skills and popularity of Sarah Palin - there goes Average Joe Biden. They'd give him up in a quick minute.

Sarah Palin

Okay...I know, Powell isn't a Democrat, but he should be. Seems he is always busy doing the Democrat's dirty work. Here are General Powell's recent comments and some excellent commentary from Noel Sheppard at NewsBusters: Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has once again bashed conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh as well as Alaska Governor Sarah Palin while going a step further this time by piling on the GOP.

Following up on last December's acrimonious interview with CNN's Fareed Zakaria, Powell told corporate security executives Monday, "The Republican Party is in deep trouble" adding "I think what Rush [Limbaugh] does as an entertainer diminishes the party and intrudes or inserts into our public life a kind of nastiness that we would be better to do without."

As CongressDaily reported Tuesday, that's not all that's bothering Powell:

"The Republican Party is in deep trouble," Powell told corporate security executives at a conference in Washington sponsored by Fortify Software Inc. The party must realize that the country has changed, he said. "Americans do want to pay taxes for services," he said. "Americans are looking for more government in their life, not less."

Which Americans want to pay more taxes, General? You mean the top 50 percent of wage earners that currently pays 97 percent of all federal income taxes collected wants to pay more? Or how about the bottom 50 percent? Are THEY asking to pay more? But I digress:

He blasted radio commentator Rush Limbaugh, saying he does not believe that Limbaugh or conservative icon Ann Coulter serve the party well. He said the party lacks a "positive" spokesperson. "I think what Rush does as an entertainer diminishes the party and intrudes or inserts into our public life a kind of nastiness that we would be better to do without," Powell said.

He also said that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, McCain's running mate last year, is "a very accomplished person" but became "a very polarizing figure." He said the polarization was created by Palin's advisers.

Read more of Noel Sheppard's commentary at NewsBusters.

Anne Coulter, Joy Behar Compendium

In case you missed Ann Coulter's appearance on Larry King Live, hosted by Joy Behar, here's both of them at their best, which doesn't say much for Ms. Behar.

Ann Coulter (Photo)

Joy must have thrown-up when she found she had to go solo with Ann. They cover real politics in these videos, with Ann giving concise answers (except for some pithy scarcasm). Joy hits and runs, because it is obvious she has no knowledge or depth on the issues covered. I've added a short topic-synopsis for each video in case you do not have times for all four. Video No. 1: Behar asks Ann if there is anything she likes about Obama. Ann will surprise you with her answer. Behar talks about America torturing, and Ann defines "torture" as showing old, back shows of The View. Discussion of the stimulus bill, and the financial crisis. Joy mentions Senators Susan Collins, Olympia Snow and Arlen Specter and talks about galloping socialism. Some talk about Rush.

Ann Coulter, Joy Behar No. 1 (Video)

Video 2: More about Rush Limbaugh. Joy asks Ann if people hate her. The media's enchantment with Barack Obama and the Clintons. "Dinky little electric cars."

Ann Coulter, Joy Behar No. 2 (Video)

Video 3: Replay of one of Ann's most controversial appearances on The View where Ann takes on Barbara Walters and "Sherry" defends Barbara.

Ann Coulter, Joy Behar No. 3 (Video)

Video No. 4: Discussion of Jersey Girls and unwed mothers including Bristol Palin,.

Ann Coulter, Joy Behar No. 4 (Video)

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Ann Coulter Gallery (Photos)