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Opinion and Editorial
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Turmoil grips Episcopal Church
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The Rev. Robert Duncan, 60, is not a Lutheran, but he is a Luther, of sorts. The former
Winner of the election deserves our pity
Opinion: NEW YORK — If the 49th presidential debate Wednesday night didn’t clarify which candidate you
“I’m kind of like Britney Spears having a headache. Everybody wants to know about
Opinion: “I’m kind of like Britney Spears having a headache. Everybody wants to know about it.” Joe
Bright side of a recession
Bright side of a recession Scripps Howard News Service: Here’s sort of good news: You and the
There are two ways to think about socialism; here’s one
Opinion: There are two ways to think about socialism; here’s one EDITOR: In reply to the letter of Oct.
SWEDEN
SWEDEN Dagens Nyheter, Stockholm, Oct. 15: Europe has a new hero: Gordon Brown. The European Union
Ohio GOP finds an energizing issue
Opinion: Four years ago, the Republican Party secured victory in Ohio for President Bush by tossing out red meat to its faithful in the form of a constitutional amendment that defined marriage as between a man and a woman. The GOP’s campaign across the state for passage of the amendment could be described thus: If you don’t vote yes, the wrong type of people will flood into Ohio.
Vote for a clean Ohio
Editorial: While two high-profile statewide ballot issues — one pertaining to payday loans and the other to a
Voter supression greater threat than registration
Opinion: There have been some blatant and indefensible voter-registration violations committed by people
Support for an unlikely trio: LaTourette, Ryan and Wilson
Editorial: Support for an unlikely trio: LaTourette, Ryan and Wilson The conventional wisdom is that voters
Beatitude House sees the importance of bus service
Opinion: Beatitude House sees the importance of bus service EDITOR: The board of directors of Beatitude
Retired government employees get short shrift from Social Security; corrective action needed
Opinion: EDITOR: I am deeply troubled by the $700 billion dollar bailout of he financial market. The
Political impasse prolongs the suffering in Zimbabwe
Editorial: A month has passed since a power-sharing deal was announced in the economically ravaged central
Gov. Palin’s troopergate actions are disturbing
Dallas Morning News: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin claims the Troopergate investigation clears her of
This election is a referendum on race
Opinion: It didn’t start out this way. When the campaign season began, race was a faint shadow beneath calm