Bush Pushes 21,500 Troop Surge to Fix Iraq War
President Bush urged deploying 21,500 more U.S. troops to Iraq, arguing a new surge could end the violence and hasten homecoming. He pressed the Iraqi government to step up, warned of losing American and Iraqi support if promises fail, and faced criticism from antiwar activists and some generals. The plan follows prior escalations with limited success and bypasses a bipartisan regional diplomacy approach.
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Bush
Iraq
U.S
Baghdad
Bush speech sparks split over Iraq strategy and troop plan
President Bush urged increased US support to help Iraqis end the violence and hasten troop withdrawal. Senator Hagel criticized the plan as a dangerous, unwinnable swamp. Tech consultant Bart Barker saw a glimmer of hope in the deployment talk.
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Bush
America
Chuck Hagel
R-Neb
Bart Barker
Utah
Public notices listing Garden City and Holcomb officials
Local government and school district contact details appear for Garden City and Holcomb. The items reference commissions, boards of education and a community college board of trustees with addresses in Garden City Holcomb and surrounding districts. The notice format resembles a community alert listing offices and locations.
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Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
First Amendment text excerpt and rights summary
The document states core freedoms: establishment clause free exercise speech press and the right to assemble and petition for grievances. It outlines prohibitions on government actions infringing these rights and underscores citizen protections in a constitutional framework.
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Bridgeone
Women face uphill climb to higher office in 110th Congress
The 110th Congress features more women than before yet remains under represented. Despite gains in numbers and fundraising, women account for 16 percent of new members and 27 percent of large campaign contributions, highlighting persistent hurdles beyond sexism, notably incumbency and funding.
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Congress
Nonpartisan Center For Responsive Politics
Barbara Goldsmith
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Hillary
Ramona
Oliver
Emily’s List
Clinton
Federal Election Commission
Georgetown University
Clyde Wilcox
How to avoid lists and mind your reactions
A Charley Reese column argues that annoyance comes from within not from others. He cites Epictetus on two realms, control and non control, urging readers to ignore celebrities and weather as phenomena and to steer life by inner judgment rather than external stimuli.
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Southeast Asia
Epictetus
Telegram letters policy demands signed submissions with contact details
The Telegram outlines that letters to the editor must be signed and include the writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters or testimonials will not be printed, and word counts should stay under 500 words.
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Ninth St
Holcomb City
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Doonesbury
Folks Chase
Ned the Nazi
Who
Chase
Saddam Hussein
Saddaim
Technorati
Nick Berg
Daniel Pearl
Berg
Pearl
Saddam
Albert Camus
Kathleen Parker
Washington Post
Miranda Blue
CapitalEye.org
Center For Responsive Politics
Washington, D.C
MinutemanMedia.org
Charley Reese
King Features Syndicate
P.O. Box
Orlando
P.O
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