"Awesome book....an absolute must-read....just fantastic....
You won't find more diligent research anywhere."
Invasion ranks #14 on the New York Times Nonfiction Bestseller list
Posted on 11/22/2002 4:38:16 PM PST by RonDog
"Awesome book....an absolute must-read....just fantastic....
You won't find more diligent research anywhere."
Invasion ranks #14 on the New York Times Nonfiction Bestseller list
Wow. Yet ANOTHER articulate, erudite, passionate (and GREAT-looking!) conservative babe!
ABOUT MICHELLE
Michelle Malkin began her career in newspaper journalism a decade ago as an editorial writer and columnist for the Los Angeles Daily News. She continued at the Seattle Times in 1996. Her column, now syndicated by Creators Syndicate, appears in about 100 papers nationwide.Malkin has appeared on The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity and Colmes, The McLaughlin Group, The Lehrer Report, and 20/20. She is currently a FOX News commentator. Her first book, Invasion: How America Still Welcomes Terrorists, Criminals, and Other Foreign Menaces to Our Shores, will be released by Regnery on September 9, 2002.
Malkin, the daughter of Filipino immigrants, was born in Philadelphia in 1970 and raised in southern New Jersey. She is a graduate of Oberlin College. She lives with her husband and daughter in Maryland. She can be reached via e-mail at malkin@comcast.net.
Photo © Mike Lynaugh.
(Congratulations to her husband, Jesse. He is one lucky guy!).
(If you want OFF - or ON - my "Hugh Hewitt PING list" - please let me know.)
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IMHO, such incendiary graphics are part of the PROBLEM, not part of the SOLUTION.I personally have no problem with Latinos representing FIFTY percent of the US population, if they are here LEGALLY.
My concern is with LEGAL immigrants, who are willing to ASSIMILATE into our culture, as immigrants have done here for CENTURIES - from ALL OVER the world.
Great essay to go along with your announcement.Thanks.
We need to make this issue a MAINSTREAM position of the GOP, IMHO.I (and others) really had to twist some arms to get Michelle on Hugh's show - even for this perhaps ten-minute trial appearance, and to keep this thread prominently displayed here on this forum...
If such solid conservatives as Jim Robinson and Hugh Hewitt are concerned about being associated too closely with the proponents of immigration reform, you KNOW that there is a public relations problem with our current approach. :)Fortunately, Michelle is a BABE, and she is articulate - so SHE could easily be the new face for our movement, IMHO - not-white, not-male, not-raving lunatic. :o)
Careful, Drill Alaska.
IMHO, such incendiary graphics are part of the PROBLEM, not part of the SOLUTION.I personally have no problem with Latinos representing FIFTY percent of the US population, if they are here LEGALLY.
My concern is with LEGAL immigrants, who are willing to ASSIMILATE into our culture, as immigrants have done here for CENTURIES - from ALL OVER the world.
Agreed. I posted this elswhere today, but I think it's also appropriate here...Both major parties, for different reasons, have ignored the problem of Illegal Aliens for so long that there is serious exasperation within the electorate on this issue. In their frustration many cast about for whatever "solution" appears on the political radar. Hence, the calls for immigration moratoriums and troops on the borders.Setting aside questions of necessity or efficacy with either troops or moratoriums, they are not only politically unfeasible themselves, they distract attention from slam-dunk, incremental solutions regarding Illegals, and arm pro-Illegal demagogues with easy talking points.
Equating all Latinos with Illegals does the same thing. I fully understand that the bulk of the Illegal population in the U.S. hails from Latin America, and realistic solutions will address that. But there's no reason to engage in clumsy rhetoric that enables the RINOs, the Democrats, the Left, and the press to make the false anti-Illegal = anti-Latino = racist equation.
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Agreed on all points.
This issue is a loser if the raving lunatic faction holds sway. Also a loser if the amnesty appeasers prevail. Very touchy issue, but one so easily solved. Hopefully, her appearance on Hewitt will be the start.
Iran says they have sleeper cells in the US just in case America decides to mess with them. If Iran can do it, how about Red China? Cuba? Mexico? Or any nation sending in cells as insurance?
Millions and millians came in during the open boarder policy of the Clinton reign of terror. He just opened the doors to everyone reguardless of background checks because he wanted the democrat votes! (Ba$tard!)
Sabertooth: Not only is Michelle extremely talented, she's just a nice.And, immigration is NOT her only concern.
I've dropped her an email or two thanking her for various articles and SHE ALWAYS REPLIES!!
See, for example, from CAPITALISM MAGAZINE.COM:The Rise of Religious Radio
by Michelle Malkin (October 9, 2002)
Summary: What's nuts is for the publicly subsidized radio chieftains to lament the unfairness of hardball private competition while they continue to draw on taxpayer funds to fight back. [CAPITALISM MAGAZINE.COM]
NPR liberals are horrified. Across the country, thousands of radio listeners are tuning out conservative-basher Nina Totenberg, and tuning in conservative heroine Phyllis Schlafly.
The growing Christian radio audience is bidding "adieu" to "Morning Edition" and saying "Amen" to gospel music hour. They're giving the boot to "Car Talk's" Click and Clack and greeting each daybreak with evangelical teachings and preachings.
Christian radio is on the rise. And as always, the government-subsidized left is whining about this unexpected competition to its secular media monopoly.
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