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We Should Strengthen Our Immigration Laws To Prevent The Importation Of Foreign Wages And Working Conditions. We Should Make It Illegal For Employers To Lay Off Americans And Then Fill Their Jobs By Bringing In Workers From Overseas. Any U.s. Employer Who Wishes To Hire From Abroad - Even For Temporary Jobs - Should Have To Recruit U.s. Workers First. And We Should End The Unskilled Immigration That Competes With Young Americans Just Entering The Job Market.

Shamefully We Now Learn That Saddam's Torture Chambers Reopened Under New Management, U.s. Management.

If I Can Leave A Single Message With The Younger Generation, It Is To Lash Yourself To The Mast, Like Ulysses If You Must, To Escape The Siren Calls Of Complacency And Indifference.

My Father Lifted Me Up In His Strong Gentle Arms And Said Something I Will Never Forget. He Said, "i Know You Can Do It. There Is Nothing That You Can't Do. We're Going To Climb That Hill Together Even If It Takes Us All Day." And At Age 12 Losing Your Leg Pretty Much Seems Like The End Of The World. But As I Climbed Onto His Back And We Flew Down The Hill That Day, I Knew He Was Right. I Knew I Was Going To Be Ok. You See, My Father Taught Me That Even Our Most Profound Losses Are Survivable. And It Is What We Do With That Loss - Our Ability To Transform It Into A Positive Event.

As Justice Sandra Day O'connor Stated, Even A State Of War Is Not A Blank Check For A President To Do Whatever He Wants.