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  1. Ann Coulter _ ¡Adios, America!: The Left's

    Hispanics are half as likely to enlist in the military as either whites or blacks. The recruit-to-population ratio for whites is 1.06. For blacks it is 1.08. For Hispanics, it's only 0.65. The media not only neglect to highlight this particular underrepresentation, they lie about it. An article published by the Population Reference Bureau-subsidized by taxpayers-is titled: "Latinos Claim Larger Share of U.S. Military Personnel." To the untrained eye, this would seem to be saying that Latinos claim a larger share of U.S. military personnel. In fact, however, by "larger share," the headline means "larger" compared with the past-not compared with other groups. The actual article admits that Hispanics constitute less than 12 percent of all enlistees, compared with 16 percent of the civilian workforce. Moreover, despite their machismo culture, a majority of Hispanic troops are women.15
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  2. Ann Coulter _ ¡Adios, America!: The Left's

    At a swearing-in ceremony for new immigrants in the summer of 2014, the Harvard-educated First Lady Michelle Obama said: "It's amazing that just a few feet from here where I'm standing are the signatures of the fifty-six Founders who put their names on a Declaration that changed the course of history. And like the fifty of you, none of them were born American-they became American." That's if you don't count the forty-eight of fifty-six who were born in America. The other eight-like the rest of them-were either British or Dutch. Fifty-five were Protestant. Only one was Catholic. There's a reason King George called the American Revolution "a Presbyterian war."2
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  3. Ann Coulter _ ¡Adios, America!: The Left's

    At a swearing-in ceremony for new immigrants in the summer of 2014, the Harvard-educated First Lady Michelle Obama said: "It's amazing that just a few feet from here where I'm standing are the signatures of the fifty-six Founders who put their names on a Declaration that changed the course of history. And like the fifty of you, none of them were born American-they became American." That's if you don't count the forty-eight of fifty-six who were born in America. The other eight-like the rest of them-were either British or Dutch. Fifty-five were Protestant. Only one was Catholic. There's a reason King George called the American Revolution "a Presbyterian war."2 The single document in Nexis's news archives to report the First Lady's jaw-droppingly ignorant remark about the signers of America's Declaration of Independence did so in order to proclaim her "correct." Yes, Snopes.com said Mrs. Obama was "correct" in the sense that "the Founding Fathers were not born into a fully formed and established America with its own history, customs, culture, and values, as modern American children are."3 That's if you don't count the 85 percent of the Declaration's signers who were born into a fully formed and established America, with its own history, customs, culture, and values. The American colonies had been around for about 150 years at that point. Not only the signers of the Declaration, but the first seventeen presidents, were all born in one of the original thirteen colonies. The eighteenth was Ulysses Grant, who was born in Ohio.
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