Scoop’s Views

Big mouth Ruben Navarrette, Jr., is once again in full-swing with his anti-American banter, this time by saying, (Americans are) so reluctant to accept any responsibility for illegal immigration — a self-inflicted wound that they bring upon themselves by aggressively hiring illegal immigrants — they can’t wait to pin the blame on Mexico and its leaders.

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Disgraced and under-FBI investigation New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, with his wife, Silda, at his side, make a 60 second statement at a pseudo-press conference to “apologize” to his family and the public for his wanton acts of lust.

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A news alert from The New York Times came in two minutes ago announcing the U.S. Senate had just approved expansion of the federal government’s spy…

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Idaho has a problem that is becoming a problem for the rest of the country: Senator Larry Craig, the guy who tried to solicit an undercover cop to engage in homosexual sex in a bathroom in the Minneapolis airport.

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Andy Reid ought resign his position permanently. He hasn’t led the football team to a Super Bowl victory, despite coaching the team to the ultimate game for NFL teams a few times. There were always legitimate excuses why the team lost. Lack of camaraderie. Lack of coordination. Terrell Owens vs. Donovan McNabb. McNabb’s injuries. T.O.’s attitudes. It was always something.

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