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DEAR READER: Washington refuses to fix Social Security
Back in 2005, after winning re-election, President George W. Bush called for Social Security reform.
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DEAR READER: Polls find fringe portion of the population
A public opinion poll released last week threw a lot of thinking people into a tizzy.
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DEAR READER: Flight attendant saga captures imagination
It’s sometimes said that police officers can develop low opinions of human beings in general.
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DEAR READER: Failing the test of conservative philosophy
It’s always interesting to see if political ideologues truly have the courage of their convictions.
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DEAR READER: Heat but no light on immigration debate
In an era of hot-button political issues, illegal immigration momentarily ranks near the top of the blood boiling list.
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DEAR READER: When idiocy sets the tone of public policy
I don’t spend much time watching those 24-hour news channels.
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DEAR READER: When idiocy sets the tone of public policy
I don’t spend much time watching those 24-hour news channels. That’s because they don’t have enough real news to fill the air time.
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DEAR READER: Pennsylvania paves a path for legal vice
So how long will it take for Pennsylvania to legalize drugs and prostitution?
- DEAR READER: Food for thought from Kagan’s hearings
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DEAR READER: School district mergers present opportunity
In my high school graduating class, there were approximately 1,000 students.
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DEAR READER: Washington refuses to fix Social Security
