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Quotes Suitable for Framing: Paul Zummo

 

 

Just so we’re clear, poems do not represent foreign policy, nor law, nor constitutional doctrine.

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Art Deco
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 6:45am

Acosta’s a knucklehead. There’s a nine-digit population on the Indian subcontinent who have a working knowledge of English right now. And it’s not as if people in Latin America are incapable of learning.

Mary De Voe
Mary De Voe
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 7:41am

The liberals are bullies.

T. Shaw
T. Shaw
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 7:52am

Feelings . . . Nothing more than feelings . . .

Excellent Paul Zummo!

Emma Lazarus was not President; was not Congress; was not the Supreme Court; was not Empress of North America.

Milton Friedman, “You can have open borders. You can have a welfare state. But, you cannot have both.”

ken
ken
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 8:17am

“The liberals are bullies.” Maybe, but that bully got gutter stomped.

Don L
Don L
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 10:07am

Jim apparently conflated statue with statutes….

Paul Zummo
Admin
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 10:21am

Thanks Don. It’s a little sad that it even needs to be said.

Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 11:12am

Liberal journalists are stupid donkey orifices.

Nate Winchester
Nate Winchester
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 11:51am

Good quote, Paul.

LQC, the only thing worse are the people who believe those journalists (and think them objective).

Like just examine the comments on one of Dave G’s posts at patheos and despair. (not his fault, I think patheos is filled with people who lack a day job)

T. Shaw
T. Shaw
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 1:06pm

Channeling Twain. Suppose you were a liberal. And, suppose your were an idiot. But, I repeat myself. The arrogance and dishonesty are even more outrageous than the stupidity.

Dave Griffey
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 3:29pm

I don’t know, but Steyn dismissing the Statue of Liberty as beacon for immigrants seemed, to me, to play into the narrative that it’s not illegal immigrants we hate, it’s immigrants. There’re plenty living here now, and unless you are up to our standards, there’s the door. That’s not what I think, and I believe the narrative is false. But Steyn’s approach does little to assure people of that fact.

Foxfier
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Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 3:49pm

Heck, not only is a poem not policy– they don’t even quote the whole POEM!

Nate Winchester
Nate Winchester
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 4:43pm

Well, Dave, Steyn is from Canada. 😉

Mary De Voe
Mary De Voe
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 7:17pm

Emma Lazarus was not writing poetry about Jihadists. The Statue of Liberty is a tribute to freedom never to be used as a Trojan Horse. Trust in divine Providence.

Anzlyne
Anzlyne
Thursday, August 3, AD 2017 10:17pm

To me, Steyn did not come across as anti immigrant.

Dc. Don Beckett
Dc. Don Beckett
Friday, August 4, AD 2017 1:43am

Just love Tucker’s smile and laugh – but not only that, the guy has a clarity of thought that is rarely matched by any of his adversaries.

Dc. Don Beckett
Dc. Don Beckett
Friday, August 4, AD 2017 1:43am

oops – that should be Don the Kiwi. 🙂

Greg Mockeridge
Greg Mockeridge
Friday, August 4, AD 2017 2:11am

I wonder how long it will take for the USCCB to soil their cassocks in outrage over this.

Mary De Voe
Mary De Voe
Friday, August 4, AD 2017 6:56am

Thank you, Donald McClarey for your information on Miss Lazarus.

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