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Washington, DC | July 24, 2006 | Today, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) filed a federal lawsuit claiming that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld failed to fulfill their constitutional and professional obligations and protect US citizens in a crisis or time of war.

Talk of discrimination is heating up in the city by the bay. Last week I blogged on allegations that San Francisco’s homosexual community is guilty of racism against blacks. (Story Here.) Well this past weekend the San Francisco Chronicle ran a piece further expounding on the charges against the advocates of “Tolerance and Diversity” They are among the most maligned groups in society, but when it comes to discrimination, many say, gays can give as good as they get. Read More...Craig DeLuzVisit The Home of Uncommon Sense… www.craigdeluz.com

<p>In the next month — and maybe as soon as within the next week — the Bush administration plans to submit to Congress its proposed reauthorization of the federal highway program, called TEA-21. The administration is now trying to decide whether the bill should include a requirement that the government's contractors and subcontractors be chosen not just on the basis of whether they are the low bidders, but also on the basis of race, ethnicity and sex. Yesterday, a number of leaders — including Linda Chavez, Clint Bolick, Ward Connerly and all four Republican appointees to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights — sent a letter to President Bush urging him not to include any such discrimination in his bill.</p>