| Search keyword(s): '
Edward J Erler'
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September 2009 |
| ". . . It is difficult to fathom how those who defy American law can derive benefits for their children by their defiance--or that any sovereign nation would allow such a thing." |
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September 2018 |
| How does diversity strengthen us? Is is a force for unity and cohesiveness or a source of division and contention? Does it promote the common good and friendship that rests at the heart of citizenship, or does it promote racial and ethnic division. . . .? |
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July 2013 |
| "The notion of collective rights is wholly the invention of the Progressive founders of the administrative state, who were engaged in a self-conscious effort to supplant the principles of limited government embodied in the Constitution." |
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Law & Justice |
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July 2004 |
| ". . . Class remedies, such as affirmative action and racial set-asides, assume that all members of the 'monolithic white majority' are guilty of racial class injuries and all members of 'discrete and insular' minorities are victims of such injuries." |
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Worldview |
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January 2017 |
| "…Sanctuary cities [are those] that refuse to cooperate with Federal authorities in detaining illegal-alien criminals. This is the most baffling policy that can be imagined, as it results in criminals deliberately being released into public…" |
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November 2011 |
| While the Tea Party probably is our best hope, its adherents will have to learn that the task is not to weaken the power of govt--it is to confine the govt to the exercise of its delegated powers that was the legacy of the founders. |
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