This is how a Libertarian (at least my kind of Libertarian) answers the question of immigration and citizenship.
I am not going to excerpt the entire editorial, because it is too well-written to cut up into pieces.
It is possibly the best piece on this issue that I have read all year.
That being said, it's also going to piss off a lot of people--and it should.
What I have learned about Dr Michael Munger--more as a man than as candidate for Governor of North Carolina--is that he subscribes the ancient and honorable creed of abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison:
With luck I will be able to go to North Carolina on October 15 and watch him show Bev Perdue and Pat McCrory what happens when career politicians run into a citizen with a conscience and real ideas.
I am not going to excerpt the entire editorial, because it is too well-written to cut up into pieces.
It is possibly the best piece on this issue that I have read all year.
That being said, it's also going to piss off a lot of people--and it should.
What I have learned about Dr Michael Munger--more as a man than as candidate for Governor of North Carolina--is that he subscribes the ancient and honorable creed of abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison:
I do not wish to think, or speak, or write, with moderation. . . . I am in earnest -- I will not equivocate -- I will not excuse -- I will not retreat a single inch -- AND I WILL BE HEARD.
With luck I will be able to go to North Carolina on October 15 and watch him show Bev Perdue and Pat McCrory what happens when career politicians run into a citizen with a conscience and real ideas.
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