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"The time has come to face the facts: oil and water do not mix."

64 percent of elderly blacks and 70 percent of elderly Hispanics are "economically vulnerable."

Blacks complain Republicans aren't prioritizing "economic justice."

97 percent of known killers in New Orleans are black.

Truth-seeking has no place in debates about immigraton.

The Heritage Foundation predicts a $6.3 trillion price tag.

Bread and circuses.

The "legacy of oppression" continues.

Plug in your area to find out.

Budget deficit? What budget deficit?

Students in homeless shelters driven to school in town cars.

For a total of nearly 50 million Americans.

Striking facts, but not one word about race.

Shows a touching faith in the authorities.

How long until cell phones become a "human right"?

Pro-immigrant activist organizations can apply for the funds.

Maize production is down 80 percent since the government seized white-owned farms.

Calling risky loans "safe" doesn't change their nature.

Have we already forgotten about the mortgage banking crisis?

Don't we need more entrepreneurial immigrants?

Black failure is all our fault, of course.

Women and Hispanics now cashing in on the Pigford bonanza.

The senator tried to stop a program to encourage Mexicans to use food stamps.

The "super-white majority" communities couldn't stand the city's incompetence and corruption.

She says the appointment is an "unprecedented right-wing gangster move."

Despite getting vastly disproportionate federal funding.

Offensive? Decide for yourself.

The gap has grown to $236,500 per family.

"Food stamps" aren't just for food anymore.

"Civil rights" won't save the bankrupt city.

They figure they don't get services, so why pay taxes?

Moochers welcome!

And the vast majority is for delivering babies of illegals.

It will cost Medicare and Social Security $2.5 trillion above any payments by amnesty-recipients.

Even though it is their job to catch moochers.

The bill for this fraud-riddled program is added to your phone bill.

At $25 billion per year.

Another majority-minority city on the brink.

We must cater to the 12 million Spanish-speakers covered by the Affordable Care Act.

Proven failure is no objection when a program caters to non-whites.

Lenders--and, therefore, lendees--may have to subsidize riskier borrowers.

The Japanese are headed in the right direction.

$92 million went to illegals.

Do they have the same qualifications?

The mayor says the handout center should install metal detectors.

Legalizing the illegals would mean another $2 trillion in government services.

The service lost $16 billion last year.

Charlie Daniels has a bleak view of America's future.

64 percent of Canadians think Eskimos receive too much in handouts.

The government sat on these tiresomely predictable study results for four years.

It's already risen drastically over the past five years.

Several people were arrested after rioting for the Detroit vouchers.

Eskimos threatened to bring the country to a standstill if the Prime Minister would not meet them.

"Cash assistance" can be used anywhere in New York.

Canadian audit: "There is no evidence of due diligence in the use of public funds."

Eskimos will just push for additional handouts.

Brew made from yeast, water, and battery acid is the drink of choice.

They agree to pay even though the case against them is weak.

Wants Congress to fund "appropriate remedies" for slavery and discrimination.

There's a "disturbing and disheartening" lack of black biomedical researchers.

Terrorist's current £400,000 taxpayer-funded house is reportedly not big enough.

California shows us the way.

Says she's "trapped in the system."

Whites still own 90 percent of the Johannesburg stock market.

"Yes, it did."

Why explore space when we could pursue "social justice"?

You can live better on welfare than on the median American wage.

Specifically, government-mandated mortgage quotas for "historically undeserved households."

Police use pepper spray to disperse 2,000-strong crowd of subsidized housing hopefuls.

"Health care should be a human right, not a privilege," says Jorge.

"There ought to be a quid pro quo."

Program employed more than 3,000 "at-risk" youth.

Pat Buchanan says if we can't get along, we can always dwell apart.

With a reply by Henry Wolff.

Also explains that no hospital can turn them away even if they can't pay.