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“I would suggest the first thing that would make me feel a little bit better towards them if

Opinion: “I would suggest the first thing that would make me feel a little bit better towards them if they’d


Ohio’s legislative process shouldn’t be mysterious

Editorial: Ohio’s legislative process shouldn’t be mysterious It’s been 10 years since the Ohio General


Child soldier talks of death

Opinion: THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The testimony would have been chilling coming from anyone. But it was


Time for Sen. Specter to join the Democrats

Opinion: I’m talking to you, Arlen Specter. You might want to do yourself a favor by switching teams and


Civil war rages within Republican Party

Opinion: As if it is not enough that they have been decimated by the Democrats in the past couple of


Decision time on Mideast for Obama

Opinion: Hillary Rodham Clinton tiptoed oh-so-carefully around the Israel-Palestine issue on her recent trip


Canfield’s plan to build town hall is questioned

Opinion: Canfield’s plan to build town hall is questioned EDITOR: I went to the Canfield Township


Congress should restrict BPA

Congress should restrict BPA Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Sunoco says it has begun restricting


U.S. must deal with drug problem now

Opinion: When the intense violence of illegal drug-trafficking was causing a commotion several hours away by


GOP uses red herring in economic recovery fight

Opinion: WASHINGTON — There are without a doubt competing views of the appropriate role of government in the


Latin America must avoid upheaval

Opinion: New estimates from the World Bank predict that the world financial crisis will produce 6 million new


Obama takes a moral stand

Washington Post: President Obama’s pronouncement on stem cell research last week, as we noted at the


Obama’s economic plan isn’t good for growth

Opinion: WASHINGTON — The new buzzword in Washington is “pivot,” used to describe a fundamental change in


“That is a hazard to public health. It is unacceptable. And it will change under the

Opinion: “That is a hazard to public health. It is unacceptable. And it will change under the leadership of


U.N. head’s criticism of U.S. is unjustified

Editorial: Given the rising tide of protectionism in this country due to the national economic crisis, use of