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Gingrich’s welcome candor

Opinion: Gingrich’s welcome candor Los Angeles Times: We’re not accustomed to complimenting Newt Gingrich,


Target outrage of Croley case toward passage of Nitro’s Law

Editorial: As the recent rapid release of a convicted animal abuser on a blatant parole violation illustrates,


Legislators leave lots on table

Opinion: COLUMBUS Republicans came into office in Ohio in 2011 with a list of priority issues. Whether you


U.S. Postal Service should save the best from closing

Editorial: Let’s stipulate that if 258 post- al processing centers in the United States are slated to be


GOP voters’ choices: Any is better than Obama

Opinion: No one seems to be really happy with this year’s field of Republican candidates for that party’s


Gray wolves make a comeback

Opinion: Gray wolves make a comeback Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Taking the gray wolf in Wisconsin and


What do Ohioans want to sell?

Opinion: What do Ohioans want to sell? The question to each Ohio- an: Do you want our governor and


Kim Jong Il: Road to ruin

Opinion: By Nicholas Eberstadt Los Angeles Times The career of Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s “Dear Leader”


Get ready for eventful year in the Americas

Opinion: Every year brings about changes, but 2012 is likely to be an especially eventful one in the


Obama’s health-care plan makes a difference to her

Opinion: By Spike Dolomite Ward Los Angeles Times I want to apologize to President Obama. But first, some


Watch what you drink on New Year’s Eve

Opinion: By Judy Adrian and Carol Lobes McClatchy-Tribune Don’t go out and get bombed on New Year’s Eve.


Who should pay for roads?

Opinion: By Gabriel Roth McClatchy-Tribune When Congress returns to Washington after the New Year, its


Toll of home foreclosures is too high to fight alone

Editorial: The assault on the AMERICAN dream of home ownership remains a haunting aftereffect of the Great


Linking faiths at the YMCA

Opinion: This was a bleak year for anyone who dreams of Middle East peace or Arab-Jewish coexistence. So


A new trickle-down theory

Opinion: By William A. COLLINS OtherWords Budget cuts are slippery. What happens when your state cuts