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Our More Woes in Iraq We're Listening
A retrospective outlines Iran's 1970s upheaval and long rivalry with the United States. It traces Saddam Hussein’s rise, Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait, and the 2003 war toppled his regime. It notes missing weapons of mass destruction and the Sunni Shiite Kurdish frictions shaping Iraq’s fragile democracy. It warns of Iran’s covert role and U S struggle to curb Islamic extremism while fearing wider regional fallout.
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Lagging Revenues And State Costs Drag Pennsylvania Budget
The column argues high costs from pensions and welfare burden the state, causing budget shortfalls. It cites $700 million yearly for economic grants and examples like Second Mile charity and monuments, urging pension reform and welfare restructuring to boost growth and tax revenue. It contrasts with Utah and Indiana surpluses.
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Cantor loss misread as immigration reform warning
The Cantor defeat is not proof that immigration reform sinks GOP candidates. Cantor supported limited path to citizenship for youth, while Denham’s bill stalled. Polls show Republicans favor legalization and a citizenship path, with Hispanics willing to consider other issues if reform advances.
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Immigration reform debate splits Tea Party and GOP
The piece argues right wing voters ousted Cantor over amnesty fears while noting Senate reform would enforce work eligibility via biometric ID and E Verify. It critiques party distrust of Obama, highlights Raul Labrador as Cantor's would-be successor with a large visa plan, and calls it a cheap labor policy that maintains undocumented workers’ leverage.
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