Opinion and Editorial

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Let the EPA do its job

Opinion: Let the EPA do its job St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Forty years ago last week, a Republican president


Just hope for the best

Opinion: Just hope for the best Nothing is clearer in histo- ry than the adoption by successful rebels of


Rep.-elect Johnson spins a yarn

Opinion: Did U.S. Rep.-elect Bill Johnson commit an error of omission or a failed attempt to deceive the


Graduation as an end, not a beginning

Opinion: By Stephen V. SUNDBORG Los Angeles Times “Is there anything you can do so that my life does not


Congress has a duty to God and country

Opinion: People who take polls for a living will tell you that depending on the methodology, the sample, how


Pence is a Hoosier on a mission

Opinion: WASHINGTON On a midweek afternoon in February 2009, a month into the Obama presidency, Republican


A fillibustero’s life for me

Opinion: By Bob Edgar Common Cause In America’s early days, a filibuster was a pirate — “filibustero” in


Remove element of surprise from Oakhill trial proceedings

Editorial: The lawyers in the Oakhill Renais- sance Place trial are shocked, shocked to find that a newspaper


Voinovich jumps the rails

Opinion: Voinovich jumps the rails Dayton Daily News: A year ago, Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, signed a


Don’t get a vaccination out of fear

Opinion: Don’t get a vaccination out of fear The focus of The Vindica- tor’s Nov. 22 article about the flu


Consider the sales person

Opinion: Consider the sales person Another holiday season is upon us, which means traveling to friends’ and


The funding gap looms large

Opinion: The funding gap looms large Lima News: Despite recent attempts to mitigate the crisis, the


Tax deal provides opportunity for honesty

Opinion: WASHINGTON Maybe I’m getting carried away because it is the season to believe in miracles, but the


China risks alienating others by coddling North Korea

Opinion: Everyone says the key to controlling nuclear North Korea’s bizarre behavior lies with China. Since


Trumbull engineer’s whim winds up costing taxpayers

Editorial: There’s a lesson government officeholders should learn from Trumbull County Engineer David