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Our Opinion Sales tax confusion
A Pennsylvanian focus on sales tax fairness in the Internet age. The piece notes a $600 million annual loss from out of state purchases, arguing for national rules to create a uniform Internet tax system and a level playing field for businesses and taxpayers. It cites varied state rules and urges Congress to act.
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Obama cites Bible in immigration speech sparks conservative critique
The piece argues President Obama used Exodus 23 to justify selective immigration enforcement, accusing him of pandering to Latinos for political gain. It contrasts selective scripture usage with past policies, cites NPR quotes, and likens Obama to Nixon in asserting legality of his actions.
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Post materialism rising in American shopping trends
The piece argues Americans may be moving toward post materialism, shifting from big ticket luxuries to self expression and time, with online shopping, stricter in store budgets, and less impulse buying. It notes recession era habits, urban minimalist living, and lingering doubts about consumption as a driver of the economy.
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