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BY DON SORCHYCH | APRIL 10, 2013

• Illegals, guns and RINOs
• Cave Creek election

The news was full of articles about the Associated Press eliminating the term illegal immigrant from their style book. No mention of the fact the U.S. government still uses Illegal Alien, as we do, since it is factual.

Guest Editorials:

BY DR. MARK W. HENDRICKSON  | APRIL 10, 2013

Republicans need to grow up about taxes

Republicans are flailing about these days, trying to rebrand themselves before the next election cycle. A certain amount of introspection and internecine debate is inevitable after suffering a stinging loss against an opponent with a dismal record. One thing the GOP needs to do to gain greater acceptance among voters is to improve their credibility by outgrowing a tiresome, unthinking opposition to any and all tax increases.

BY DWIGHT KEHOE  | APRIL 10, 2013

Are they really that stupid?

As we watch and listen, day after day, week after week as more and more lawmakers, both national and on the state level, write and support new laws infringing on the 2nd Amendment, one question continues to blare out at us.  Can all these people really be that stridently stupid?

BY RICK MANNING  | APRIL 10, 2013

Obama’s pathway to gun confiscation

Elected officials in California, Connecticut, Maryland and New York have told the rest of America the truth about their vision for private ownership of firearms in America.

BY GLENN MOLLETTE  | APRIL 10, 2013

Taxes! Enough is enough

I wish we could abolish the Internal Revenue Service and eliminate all taxes for every American. It's a nice dream. I think we are stuck with taxes but we should not give up the dream of cutting taxes and continuing to be creative in looking for taxes that we can eliminate. As long as we have Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid we will have taxes to pay.

BY SHELDON RICHMAN  | APRIL 10, 2013

Progressives believe in money magic

It’s hard to believe that in the 21st century, educated people believe the government can produce real wealth by creating money. It’s especially ironic that the main preachers of this superstition fancy themselves progressives and are the first to accuse their opponents of being against science.