Why Have Democrats Suddenly Become The Anti-Citizenship Party?
The main controversy of asking about citizenship on the census stems from the much bigger points of what it means to be American and how a representative republic in the 21st century is supposed to work.
Why John Roberts’ Citizenship Decision Is Legally And Politically Corrupt
Since when is the Supreme Court in the business of going beyond constitutionality to mind-reading as to why bureaucrats devise policies that are constitutional?
No, Illegal Immigrants Should Not Be Included In The Census
Counting illegal immigrants in the census would warp our elections and flies in the face of any common-sense interpretation of the U.S. Constitution.
How Not Asking About Citizenship On The Census Gives Democrats More Votes In Congress
Our country should be governed with political power evenly allocated on a ‘one voter, one vote’ basis. However, to do that, we will need the data from the citizenship question on the census.
Democrat Objections To Citizenship Question Are A Ploy To Help Illegal Aliens Vote
The administration is accused of politicizing the count, but Democrats’ goal is to blur the line between citizens and non-citizens to up their House seats.
Why Don’t Democrats Want The Census To Find How Many Noncitizens Live In The United States?
Democrats have found a sneaky way to tilt the political playing field in their favor without having to reform the immigration system.
Asking Census-Takers If They’re LGBT Reinforces Gay People As Separate And Unequal
If LGBT Americans are to ever be included in the general population, they must cease efforts at legally and socially segregating themselves.
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