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Which candidate has the worst amnesty proposal?

Pres. Bush and John Kerry do some undignified campaigning for the Hispanic vote.

The Bush administration sponsors "economic empowerment" centers for non-white entrepreneurs.

Los Angeles will offer workshops to teach illegal aliens how to register their businesses.

Project USA riles Congressman by putting up billboard announcing his support for amnesty.

After minority outreach strategy fails, Karl Rove makes last-ditch efforts to appeal to whites.

Illinois governor is much concerned with the health and safety of illegal immigrants.

Immigration is a hot issue in Colorado, but Senate candidates barely mention it.

Sen. Kerry plays up his support for racial preferences and calls black vote "most important."

Columnist accuses Democratic party of soliciting the votes of non-citizens.

Although the parties and media think otherwise, whites will determine the election.

Radio talk-show hosts stage mock human sacrifice outside office of open-borders politician.

Pres. Bush seems more concerned with Mexico's national interests than America's.

AZ county funds group that places water for illegal border-crossers in the desert.

The President asks us to celebrate minority businesses this week.

Spanish section of Bush website with Mexican flag is a symbol of a balkanized nation.

Sen. Kerry tells union he would pass amnesty in his first 100 days as president.

Blogger hopes Republican party will disintegrate because of its contradictions.

Besides amnesty, Republican platform advocates increase in work visas.

If Bush administration had allowed debate on immigration platform, it would have lost.

Amnesty-supporter gives speech welcoming immigrants to Republican party.

College conservative movement leans more towards Patrick Buchanan than George Bush.

Proposed Republican platform on immigration strongly endorses Bush amnesty.

Pres. Bush's half-Mexican nephew calls Border Patrol pepper guns "reprehensible."

Edward Nelson berates Congress for using Social Security to buy Hispanic votes.

Lawrence Auster has strong words for Pres. Bush about Spanish-language ad.

Candidate says a million blacks were disenfranchised in 2000 elections.

Republicans call increase in percentage of minority delegates "milestone achievement."

Candidate appeals to base by imitating Black Panthers.

John Edwards and Barack Obama seek LL Cool J's endorsement.

Will Republicans ever realize pandering to non-whites is a dead end?

Bush tries to woo black voters.

Our "best friend” in the hemisphere is a crime-ridden source of violent immigrants.

John Kerry supports legislation that would increase the scope of anti-discrimination law.

John Kerry campaigns on the myth of black voter disenfranchisement in Florida in 2000.

Illinois GOP would rather lose senate election than place immigration reformer on ballot.

President calls America “the nation of the open door” to Hispanic pressure group LULAC.

Constitution Party and Libertarian Party sap support for Republicans.

Tony Blair supports it.

The gangsta vote.

Sikhing trouble.

Whitey go home.

Mayor Hip-Hop.

No love lost.

Your pizza or your life.

Maine too white.

Free money for blacks.

William Clinton — black superstar.

Black world not ours.

No penis, no peace.

White conspiracy.

Slanting the deck.

Segregation gets the OK.

Anti-Gypsy wall comes down.

Out of Iberia.

Success in Austria.

Bloodthirsty bishop.

Useful idiots.

The elusive truth.

Correcting official racism.

Black entrepreneur.

Sacred cows.

Different worlds.

Hello, Haiti.

Living the dream.

Was Prof. Michael Levin wrong?

A story you didn't hear.

Tale of the tape.