Family
Holder a Hypocrite on Immigration
Boston Herald | Thursday, July 17, 2014 | Op-Ed Eric Holder practically weeps for the unaccompanied Latin American children who, for the past two years, have streamed across our unprotected southern border. "How we treat those in need, particularly young people who...
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read more“The great irony of millennial parenting is that while we micromanage every other aspect of our children’s lives, we often abdicate when it comes to pop culture. We obsess about breast-feeding and organic food, about brain development and physical growth, but do almost nothing to feed our children’s developing souls. And while much time is spent fretting about whether our children are getting the best soccer coaching or SAT tutoring, we often ignore basic coaching on fundamental issues of right and wrong.”
