Analysis and Opinions

By Linda Vega Words are strong and can persuade.   They can create division or they can unite.  Words can hurt or they can heal. It is the rhetoric that will drive Latinos away from the […]

By Linda Vega In 1990, the Republicans sought to make right the exclusion of young children from the amnesty that had been passed in 1986 by President Reagan’s first round of the Life Act.  Headed […]

By Linda Vega There was no debate between Newt Gingrich and Herman Cain. It was a discussion, at best with Mr. Gingrich taking command of the stage while waxing philosophically about the issues. His command […]

By Linda Vega The presence of a life, is without a doubt, a miracle.  An unborn struggles, unknown what it means to exists, inside this sack of fluids in the womb.  This unborn is  uncertain […]

By Linda Vega Women vote on the issues. The world around them may change and new issues may arise thereby making voting more complicated, but women will voice their concerns by choosing a candidate after […]

By Linda Vega Outside the U.S. Supreme Court, the Goddess of Justice contemplates as she holds another female figurine that is blind folded. Throughout the world, this image is repeated in front of Courthouses and […]

By Linda Vega All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent–Thomas Jefferson A confident Republican is one who dares, to question the rhetoric, the laws, or disunity […]

By  Linda Vega The Utility of the Union as a Safeguard Against Domestic Faction and Insurrection (continued)—Federalist No.10 For Americans of all strata, individual freedoms are important.  Our freedoms assure us the right  to free […]