U S Iran policy seen in UN Sanctions as modest step
The piece argues the third UN Security Council resolution tightening Iran sanctions reflects a belated Western response, not strong U S statecraft. It notes the European drafted plan, Sarkozy’s push, narrowly drawn measures, and pressure from the NI E, with broader implications for future isolation costs and diplomacy. It also flags stalled housing rescue plans in Congress, with Paulson cautioning harm over good, and potential effects on credit.
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Lodste y Amendment in the First Amendment text
The excerpt presents the First Amendment provision shielding religion, free exercise, speech, press, and peaceful assembly. It anchors rights to petition the government for redress of grievances and limits Congress from establishing religion or infringing these freedoms.
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Clinton clings to race as Obama surge reshapes Dem race
The piece argues Hillary Clinton remain s the Democratic frontrunner only in name after her Wisconsin defeat, while Barack Obama gains momentum. It notes pressure from Kerry Richardson Rockefeller and press scrutiny, with analysts suggesting she might stay in Texas and Ohio to influence pledged delegates and superdelegates.
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Democrats Find Hope in Extended Primary Battle
Ellen Goodman argues the long Democratic contest may strengthen the party by elevating women and African Americans on the ballot, energizing voters and reshaping perceptions. She notes shifts in demographics, signals resilience for Clinton and Obama, and warns against turning the race into a fatal confrontation ahead of McCain.
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Universal health care debate in New Mexico Senate race
In New Mexico a heated Senate race mirrors a national dispute over universal coverage and socialized medicine. Heather Wilson and Steve Pearce trade claims as readers learn to distinguish universal coverage from single payer and government owned systems. Martha Burk notes the 2008 context and MinutemanMedia.org distributes the piece.
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