Anybody who has followed the immigration issue in recent years knows that the Catholic Church, which has watched its membership steadily decline, has been a leading proponent of amnesty for illegal aliens.
Does the Associated Press (AP) know anything about the illegal immigration issue?
If you read this story, you'll come to the conclusion that, no, it does not.
First and foremost, let's be honest: The AP, in it's coverage of illegal immigration, really doesn't care about abiding by the rules of good journalism.
In response to Tribune columnist John Kass’ recent columns condemning the Cook County Board’s immigration policy that played a role in the death of a Chicago resident, the newspaper says the city’s “sanctuary policy” for illegal aliens “goes to far.”
In recent back-to-back columns, Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass blasted the Cook County Board for its September decision to make Chicago even more inviting to illegal aliens.
In its Oct. 23 "Meet the Candidates 2012" feature, "Rick Perry Hates to Lose," PARADE reporter Lynn Sherr says theTexas governor is"straight-talking."
Well, let's see.
Media Matters for America (MMA) describes itself as a "progressive research and information center dedicated to comprehensively monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation in the U.S. media."
But is anybody out there paying attention to MMA's own brand of misinformation?
Take, for example, this Oct. 20 whining about a recent NumbersUSA ad that ran during the Las Vegas debate between the GOP Oval Office hopefuls.
In his September 21 address to Congress, newly-elected American Legion National Commander Fang Wong spoke about the need to reduce unemployment among the nation's military veterans.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans was nearly 11 percent.
While the Obama administration continues to fall over backward to appease illegal aliens and their advocates, Republicans eyeing the Oval Office are avoiding a golden opportunity to hit th
