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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current opinions, with Gary Adkisson and Thomas A. Colley as publisher and executive editor. Today’s Bible verse emphasizes trust in the LORD and resilience, likening faith to a tree planted by waters that yields fruit despite drought.
The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education assigns Virginia a B in most categories and a C in college affordability. West Virginia fares poorly with D and F marks, including D plus for high school preparation and a D in affordability, while civic and economic benefits are rated minimal. The report urges policy discussion and urgent reforms as lawmakers prepare for the February session.
The lame duck session faces unfinished business with four appropriations bills and a pending tax cut and minimum wage raise, as Clinton remains president with a narrowly divided Congress. With 2001 set for a tied Senate and a barely Republican House, power sharing and compromise may define governance.
Jonah P. Sparks of N. Tazewell Va argues that the battle between good and evil splits the nation. He criticizes abortion rights and gay rights, condemns tolerance as a trap, and urges readers to judge by biblical law citing Romans 1 32 and Romans 2 5. He urges political choices aligned with scripture. He denounces secular labels used to silence faith.
Washington voters face a fast moving political storm as polls show Bush winning Florida and broad questions about concession. Analysts caution one night surveys vary by wording yet many see Bush as likely president while a sizable share favor conceding or accepting either outcome.
Fragmented remarks mix diplomacy on the USS Cole attack with partisan fights over a spending bill and Senate control. The piece notes waning White House urgency for revenge, Thurmond’s 98th birthday, and shifting power as Democrats and Republicans jostle for leverage in a Congress changing hands.
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