Opinion and Editorial

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Young see value of two parties

Opinion: Young see value of two parties I am thankful that the small group of occupiers in our town is


Warren gets a tool to help save and develop its housing stock

Editorial: The word unsustainable gets A lot of use these days, most often in reference to governmental


US space budget is myopic

Opinion: US space budget is myopic Orlando Sentinel: Almost a month ago, at Kennedy Space Center,


It’s an uncertain economy

Opinion: Last week, the stock market took another dive. The supercommittee failed. A bond auction flopped in


Gingrich’s ‘humane’ policy is troubling

Opinion: During the presidential campaign of 2000, George W. Bush was criticized by some conservatives for


JFK, LBJ changed America

Opinion: This time of year, around the anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, my thoughts


Fracking breaks up communities

Opinion: Fracking breaks up communities The Vindicator carried three articles Oct. 23 about hydraulic


Are better times ahead?

Opinion: The Norman Transcript: Two key indicators of economic growth turned positive recently. Unemployment


Who will decide what projects receive money from the state?

Editorial: We’re not ready to buy into state Rep. Robert F. Hagan’s conspiracy theory about the proposed state


Deer season brings pleasant memories

Opinion: By Dr. PAUL KENGOR Special to The Vindicator This week hunters across America storm the woods


Multiculturalism runs amok

Opinion: By Glenn Garvin McClatchy Newspapers Imagine five Jewish kids go to school one day wearing their


Watch out for deer

Opinion: By Paula Moore McClatchy-Tribune November is the peak month for collisions between cars and


Gingrich is a voice of reason

Opinion: Finally, there is a voice of reason on immigration among the front-runners for the Republican


Congress shouldn’t be exempt from insider-trading laws

Editorial: There have been a handful of members of Congress who have been saying for years that the


Privatize U.S. Postal Service

Opinion: WASHINGTON The Jacksonian-era movement to keep the Sabbath pure deplored Sunday mail delivery.