mbcdfw.com:  “A poll published Sunday in five major Texas newspapers shows that more than half of the registered voters surveyed support legislation similar to a new Arizona law that cracks down on illegal immigrants.”

Arizona Republic:  “millions of people around the world want to enter the United States legally to live and work but simply have no hope of ever doing so, immigration experts say.”

See “Potential United States immigrants have 3 main ways to get visa.”

Arizona Republic:  “Arizona’s medical-marijuana initiative is a bad idea wrapped in a cloak of compassion.  The sales pitch is that pot should be legally available to relieve the suffering of severely ill patients. But the medical argument, whatever its merits, is a smokescreen.”

ABC 15 TV:  “Now backers of a measure that goes before Arizona voters on Nov. 2 hope they’ve worked out all the kinks and that Arizonans will legalize marijuana for patients dealing with severe and persistent pain.”

Listen to President Obama making this historically incorrect statement to the Congressional Black Caucus:

“Long before America was even an idea, this land of plenty was home to many peoples. The British and French, the Dutch and Spanish, to Mexicans, to countless Indian tribes. We all shared the same land.”

Mexico declared its independence on September 16, 1810, 34 years after the United States became a country.