Who's the boss on Iraq policy now
Senate Foreign Relations chair Dick Lugar, a Republican, publicly questioned President Bush's control of Iraq policy on Meet the Press. The comments imply the president may be sidelining Cheney Rumsfeld Powell and Rice, unsettling GOP supporters and signaling leadership concerns at home.
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Notable figures comment on loss and triumph
Jockey Eddie Delahoussaye salutes fellow Hall of Fame rider Willie Shoemaker who died in his sleep at 72. Polish observer Stanislaw Jura mourns Pope John Paul II as he begins a weeklong 25th anniversary celebration from the Vatican. Indonesian minister Yudhoyono condemns Bali bombers on the ceremony’s first anniversary. Sabah Abu el-Wafa thanks faith after successful separation of conjoined 2-year-old twin boys in Dallas, now listed in critical but stable condition.
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First Amendment Text Fragment Summary
The excerpt presents a fragment of the First Amendment protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It references free exercise and limits on government interference, indicating foundational rights in a constitutional framework.
End of the Pete Wilson effect and the Hispanic vote
The backlash against Pete Wilson faded as Hispanic voters moved toward Democrats. Exit polls show Cruz Bustamante near 50 percent and Arnold Schwarzenegger close to a third of the Hispanic vote, signaling diminished Wilson-era influence. Despite gains, California Hispanics remain predominantly Democratic. Prop 187 and immigration debates no longer drive turnout as strongly.
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Arrogance and empire under Bush policy in Iraq and beyond
Columnist William A. Collins critiques U S policy in Iraq and domestic governance, arguing unilateral invasion, privatization efforts, and scorched earth politics reflect an Orwellian plan. He warns that public tolerance for arrogance wanes as war costs rise and dissent grows, urging accountability before 2004 elections.
Random Notes Reflect Everyday Modern Life
A collage of digressive musings covers comfort food, grammar, and multitasking, with brief observations on commandment display, pet care spending, talk radio, and aging appliances. Notable items include The Last Meow source questions, NPR’s Fresh Air praised, and local curiosities like Cawker City's twine ball and Longstanding microwave and coffee maker obsolescence.
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