The American Dream and Younger Generations Debate
The Boston Globe argues young people face a weakening social contract as wealth gaps widen and college debt rises. Pew finds a 47 to 1 wealth ratio between those over 65 and under 35, with 40 percent lacking positive net worth. Unemployment among new grads adds pressure on policy. The NYT discusses health care reform ahead of a 2012 ruling. The Supreme Court must uphold constitutional provisions for health insurance and recognize the market's interconnectedness.
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Garden City poverty summit draws comments on housing policy
Online reaction to a utility flat fee for funding a program to spur developer activity in Garden City highlights concerns that savings are needed for those in need. Robert DeLeon of the Salvation Army center describes observed hardship and child poverty issues.
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Winking, Flubs, and the GOP White House Hopes
Kathleen Parker recalls Sarah Palin's persona and notes how Rick Perry and Herman Cain stumbled in debates and interviews. The piece argues that public wit and humor cannot mask a candidate's lack of depth or knowledge, urging Americans to demand seriousness from leaders.
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Puerto Rico's Governor Fortuno offers GOP debt model
In San Juan Governor Luis Fortuno, Puerto Rico's first Republican in 42 years, trims spending, cuts 20 percent, eliminates 20,000 government jobs, and envisions tax cuts and public private partnerships. Moody's upgrades bonds to A3 and S P raises outlook as infrastructure reform and private investment push recovery. He urges Republicans to engage Hispanics with respectful tone on immigration and argues energy and economic growth curb Iran influence. Fortuno eyes 2012 re election.
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Thanksgiving Reflections On Modern Holiday Pressures
A columnist muses on Thanksgiving amid holiday commercialization and Black Friday encroachment. He recalls Lincoln’s holiday, praises gratitude, and urges practical traditions, family time, and personal resilience during the season.
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