Public doubts on JobsOhio transparency and pay-to-play concerns
Letters criticize secrecy around JobsOhio and state contracts, urging open government and ethical scrutiny. A former state worker recalls Columbus Dispatch email demands, while other writers question the current agency’s effectiveness versus pre recession efforts.
San Diego mayor in harassment dispute mirrors Weiner case
Opinion column contrasts San Diego Mayor Filner harassment allegations with Anthony Weiner's sexting scandal. Notes political fallout, recall hurdles, and how progressive values clash with misconduct. Mentions Fisner’s legal fees, lack of sensitivity training, and potential recall efforts amid his absence.
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Atheist Books Placed In Georgia Park Cabins
A Georgia report notes atheist groups placing copies of The Skeptic's Annotated Bible and Fear Faith Fact Fantasy in state park cabins as alternatives to Bibles. The governor recently allowed other faiths to place books too. The note ends with a personal reflection on preferring own reading material and invites reader responses.
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To hell with them and our Middle East stance
A National Review excerpt argues Americans grow war weary and reluctant to intervene in the Middle East. It cites an isolationist versus interventionist divide among Republicans and a similar left debate, noting the public’s stance on Syria Afghanistan and Israel. Jonah Goldberg reflects on anti interventionist sentiment shaped by past entanglements and doubts about Muslim world friendships.
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Fresh Ideas From Slate on Environmental Sacrifice
The piece argues flying causes less perceived “environmental shame” than driving a Hummer or washing with a single item. It theorizes people favor easy green choices like reusable bags or efficient appliances, while real sacrifice prompts most to back away. Frequent fliers are singled out as drivers of climate change.
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