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GOP must disavow Norquist

Opinion: By Rep. LYNN WOOLSEY McClatchy-Tribune WASHINGTON Sometimes, only satire can capture the


Threat of Assad using poison gas changes everything

Editorial: The specter of Syrian President Bashar Assad unleashing chemical weapons on rebels gives U.S. and Russian a new reason to cooperate.


Obama has no skin in game

Opinion: An Internet search is inconclusive as to where the phrase “no skin in the game” originated. Some


New research is worth a look

Opinion: New research is worth a look Twice recently (Nov. 1 and 29) The Vindicator has published


The case for OTC birth control

Opinion: The case for OTC birth control Seattle Times: Women’s health groups long have advocated for making


Cheap degree programs

Opinion: The Gainesville (Fla.) Sun: Not surprisingly, Gov. Rick Scott’s challenge to state colleges to


Superstorm Sandy devastates Cuba

Opinion: By Roberto de Jesus Guerra Perez Institute for War & Peace Reporting SANTIAGO, Cuba While


Medicaid expansion good for economy

Opinion: By Sen. JOE SCHIAVONI AND KIRK NODEN Special to The Vindicator We have a choice to make. Our


No spending cuts from president

Opinion: WASHINGTON Even Jonathan Swift, who said promises and pie crusts are made to be broken, might have


A history lesson on tax cuts

Opinion: WASHINGTON Memories are short, which is lucky for politicians. Consider the current debate over


Pampered Warren cop pulls another stunt

Editorial: Warren Police Chief Tim Bowers obviously missed an opportunity to teach police Sgt. Emanuel Nites a lesson he would never forget.


Exporting gas for wrong reasons

Opinion: Exporting gas for wrong reasons Everyone has an opinion about fracking, and it’s usually


Next, tackle school financing

Opinion: Next, tackle school financing Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune: Representatives in the Ohio House voted


Which will Kasich choose: Pay for roads the old-fashioned way, or raid turnpike’s coffers

Editorial: We’re on pins and needles wait- ing to see if Gov. John Kasich leaves the Ohio Turnpike to do what


U.S.-Mexico ties should be a priority

Opinion: By Sen. MARCO RUBIO McClatchy-Tribune On Saturday, Enrique Pena Nieto took office as the new