Navarette: US immigrants with attitude

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Navarette: US immigrants with attitude

Ruben Navarrette

Updated: Mar 18, 2014, 5:00 AM

Published: Mar 15, 2014, 3:40 AM

SAN DIEGO — As someone who is often prodded to declare my allegiance to the United States, I’m envious of a group of Americans that no longer has to put up with such demands. When it comes to identity, these folks enjoy the best of all worlds. No one questions their loyalty to this country.

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Editorial: Dissent should have a purpose

Americans can't expect political leaders to bridge a wide divide until we can find common ground

Protesters gather outside of a town hall meeting Wednesday held by U.S. Rep. Doug Collins. - photo by David Barnes

0810TOWNHALL 0007 — Protesters gather outside of a town hall meeting Wednesday held by U.S. Rep. Doug Collins. - photo by David Barnes

Times Editorial Board

Updated: Aug 15, 2017, 2:12 PM

Published: Aug 13, 2017, 2:57 AM

Put yourself in the shoes of a member of Congress for a moment. Yeah, it may feel icky, but play along. For this exercise, set aside your political leanings for a moment and imagine you’ve been elected by a constituency that supports your views by a healthy margin.

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