By keeping her in Washington, Georgians have managed to foist her off on the rest of us and kept her away from Peach Street.
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So long as agricultural employers cannot fill jobs with American citizens or legal residents, they will be more than happy to fill those vacancies with people who enter the United States illegally. [...] Without immigrants, we simply wouldn’t have the people we need to do the jobs we want done. [...] Don't worry, the Democrats have a plan. [...] Iranian development of nuclear weapons is rather like a child bringing a gun to school to impress his peers. [...] Beijing's new Africa policy based upon the concept of “mutual fulfillment with no preconditions” is cause for alarm. [...] Did Jesus really die, was his tomb really empty the next day, and is it true that people saw him afterwards? [...] The capital gains tax is the veritable poster child of unfairness, a gross example of double taxation at work.
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