Obama picks and Mumbai attack lessons warned
The Anniston Star argues Obama must craft a restrained national security policy and rebuild U S image after Mumbai. It lauds his cabinet choices as timely and prudent amid fears of global terrorism. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Black Friday discounts stretch earlier, with crowds, long lines, and a Wal Mart trampling incident.
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First Amendment text recounts core rights of expression and assembly
The excerpt presents the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses along with the freedom of speech press and the right to assemble and petition. It emphasizes that Congress shall make no law abridging these fundamental rights. The wording aligns with the First Amendment's limits on governmental power over religion speech and assembly.
Hillary Clinton Improvises a Global Rights Role
Ellen Goodman reflects on Hillary Clinton's ascent to secretary of state and her lifelong work toward women’s rights. The piece compares Clinton’s varied life to a quilt of commitments, notes Beijing 1995 boldness, and cites progress in women’s protections while anticipating her global leadership.
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Rush Limbaugh
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Metaphor du Jour
National Review
Mary Catherine Bateson
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Melanie Verveer
U.S
U.N
Beijing
Joe Biden
Eleanor Roosevelt
Senate and Pentagon clash over incendiary weapons policy
The article discusses Senate ratification of international weapon protocols, focusing on Protocol III banning incendiaries and the Pentagon’s position amid U S concerns about Iraqi weapons programs. It notes Clinton's reservations, Senate reservations, and later protocols IV and V with a critical view of military precision versus civilian harm. Colonel Daniel M. Smith of FCNL is cited.
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Green jobs talk repeats eco promises in political debate
Commentary argues Obama green economy plans misprice energy shifts by expanding labor for wind, biofuels, and grid projects while risking job losses in traditional oil and coal sectors. It cites Bastiat on unintended costs, critiques cap and trade, and warns federal subsidies may inflate employment figures while reducing overall efficiency.
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NewsHour
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Competitive Enterprise Institute
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