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Commentary
<p><span style="font-size: medium;">Major League Baseball’s lack of respect for Latinos</span></p>
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<p> Knowing that I am an American of Mexican descent, you ask me with a scowling and suspicious look seemingly saying – let’s see if this guy is a true American so you ask: “Are you against illegal immigration?” The question begins in a mid 70 decibel scale, rising to over 80 decibels.</p>
<p> I answer, “Yes.”</p>
<p> Your scowl nearly disappears and in a moderate and steady voice, you ask: “Do you want illegal immigration to stop?”</p>
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<p> Although President Obama continues to meet with top House and Senate Republicans in an effort to reach a budget agreement before the August 2nd deadline for raising the debt limit, it is unclear how far-reaching the final deal will be.</p>
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<p> In America, anybody who works for a living should be able to afford to retire.</p>
<p> That’s why shunting newly hired and/or existing civil servants into defined contribution or 401(k)-style plans to save taxpayers money, as a new report by the Kellogg School of Management and the Simon School of Business suggests doing, is a bad idea.</p>