Columns by D.A. King published in the Macon Telegraph


  • Obama to American workers: Drop dead, by D.A. King, Macon Telegraph, January 3, 2010

    The 2010 battle for repeating the "one-time" amnesty of 1986 has begun.

  • Governments rewarding illegals with licenses, by D.A. King, Macon Telegraph, October 4, 2009

    One can only imagine the headlines if the same local governments illegally rewarding illegal aliens were to violate the laws granting education and no-cost “emergency” health care to the same people who are right now sneaking past Border Patrol Agent Robert Rosas’ replacement.

  • Does health-care reform include illegals?, by D.A. King, Macon Telegraph, September 20, 2009

    According to the CRS, “a Health Insurance Exchange would begin operation in 2013 and would offer private plans alongside a public option. ... HR 3200 does not contain any restrictions on noncitizens whether legally or illegally present, or in the United States temporarily or permanently.”

    Oops.

  • Component in Obama-care not widely reported, by D.A. King, Macon Telegrap, July 26, 2009

    What about the illegals and government provided health insurance?

    The answer depends on who you can hear. If you are a liberal, it may depend on how you “feel.”

  • Open borders and amnesty - again: A solution to illegal immigration?, by D.A. King, Macon Telegraph, May 24, 2009

    At the sparsely attended KSU event this month, Fox promised, that without borders, “the dreams of our founding fathers will be fulfilled with freedom and better distribution of the wealth.”

    This longtime American is not the first to note that Leon Trotsky and Karl Marx were not our founding fathers.

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