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As far as badges of honor go, having Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez attack you by name is a pretty good one. Several years ago, he accused me of being a spy for the CIA out to destroy him and his government. Talk about thin skin. You tell the truth about a freedom-oppressing, anti-Semitic thug who allies himself with numerous terrorist organizations while running his once-vibrant nation into the ground and his fragile mind goes into fantasy mode. Then again, the Chavez attack against the truth is also one of the "Rules for Radicals" taught by the late Neo-Marxist Saul Alinsky - as in the same Neo-Marxist who serves as a role model for President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Leaving that dangerous fact aside for the moment, it's also true that Mr. Chavez is beloved by much of the American left. Actors and mental giants Sean Penn, Danny Glover and Harry Belafonte all like to literally hug the dictator (oops, Sean Penn has warned conservatives not

Last week, Felipe Calderon, Mexico's President,  went to Washington D.C. to meet with President Obama and later spoke infront of Congress.  As a naturalized citizen I couldn't have been more disgusted by what I saw both the President of Mexico do and members of Congress and the Obama administration do.  I was disgusted first by the hypocracy displayed by Mr. Calderon discrediting a law which I believe he hasn't read or does not understand.  As some may know, the law is nearly identical to the Federal Law.  So why was Mr. Calderon not critizing Congress or the President?  The other issue is that Mexico has tougher laws in the books against illegal inmigration than does the United States.  Crossing the boarder either the north or the south has very bad consequences.  Illegals are automatically stopped without any other reason than a police officer's decision to check your papers.  If none can be presented people can be arrested and deported rather quickly.  In Mexico, w