NEWSMAX / AP: A new Associated Press-GfK poll has found that more than 60 percent of Americans now favor allowing a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the country.
That’s a significantly higher number than last time the AP polled on the question, in 2010, when just 50 percent supported the idea.
Ernst & Young did not conclude that the Lancaster market “is viable for a convention center,” as Baldridge stated and Schreiber reported. Its conclusions were far more tepid and equivocal than that.
What’s more, seven in 10 respondents oppose Roe v. Wade being overturned, which is the highest percentage on this question since 1989. “These are profound changes,” says Republican pollster Bill McInturff, who conducted this survey with Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart and his colleagues…
Can you imagine how much real economic development would have happened in downtown Lancaster had that $15 million been spent on ANYTHING that had a positive return on investment for taxpayers?
Russians protest against ban on adoptions by Americans culminated on January 13 into the biggest public demonstration of the last years, so called “March Against Scoundrels” in Moscow. Official supporters of the new law made everything possible to stop or minimize the protesters activity and prevent the “March”.
“With upgrading of the [Brunswick] hotel,” said Winterbottom, “there is the opportunity to create a small, state-of-the-art conference center and additional hotel space. If the renovation to the Brunswick is significant and if you can create that conference center, I predict that within five or six years you’ll have a second hotel.”
“And the governor said, ‘I told them to do it,’ ” Capretto said. “He was proud of it. I told him, ‘You don’t realize what you have created here. The damage to Penn State is enormous.’ ”
“Our most popular sport is our most brutal. We used to shake our heads at retired players who were maimed by the game, turning old before their time, needing new knees, hips and shoulders. That now pales in comparison to the brain injuries that many have suffered.”
In 1998, young victims surrounded Jerry Sandusky.
Why didn’t DA Ray Gricar make a serious attempt to find and interview them?
Mayor Rick Gray recently announced his desire to run for a third term in office. That over two terms nothing has been accomplished concerning Lancaster Square East, an eyesore in the very heart of downtown, could bea major election topic.
“Before damning the nation, Wright criticizes the United States for putting American Indians on reservations, Americans of Japanese descent in prison camps during World War II and black Americans in slavery. He speaks of other unfair treatment of black Americans, including the 1932-72 Tuskegee syphilis experiment, which is rightly demonized as a racist medical experiment that denied needed treatment to its subjects…
Though he has yet to put anything in writing, the governor and his team are sending strong signals that they want the system squarely in private hands, and that they are leaning toward opening up the wine and beer market to grocery stores, convenience stores, restaurants and taverns, and big-box stores.
“To talk about the president’s children or any public officers children who have, not by their own choice, but by requirement, to have protection, to use that somehow to try to make a political point I think is reprehensible,” Christie said during a press conference.
…Among them were complaints that it would be held accountable for certain events out of its control that might hurt lottery profits, such as if Congress banned state lotteries from conducting Internet games. It objected to accounting methods and what it said was the “recent introduction” of a requirement that the winning bidder would pay $30 million in transaction expenses to the state’s consultants.