War Debate Sparks Partisan Clash Over Patriotism
The text weighs free discussion on the war versus patriotic duty, citing Roosevelt and criticizing Daschle and Republicans. It defends debate on war policy, notes Bush diplomacy criticisms, cites France and Russia over UN disarmament, and recalls DeLay and Hastert criticisms, urging reflection on Roosevelt’s wartime stance.
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Daschle
Bill Frist
Tennessee
Dennis Hastert
Illinois
Tom DeLay
Monsieur Daschle
Roosevelt
DeLay
Washington at War The Nation’s Capital Faces a New Kind of Threat
The piece reflects on a renewed US armed conflict and warns of new dangers from terrorism. It notes promises from leaders, doubts about oil motives, and the vast costs of Iraq's rebuilding. It questions whether America will maintain its values while pursuing security and influence. Black News Alliance
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Bush
United States
Iraq
Persian Gulf
America
Washington
Postwar diplomacy in Iraq and world leadership
Mitchel Olszak argues the Iraq war will be won but postwar governance and global diplomacy are fragile. He criticizes the Bush administration for diplomatic missteps, notes mixed reactions to liberation, and urges sustained international cooperation to deter terrorism, cautioning against nationalist silliness.
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Daschle
Bush
Saddam Hussein
U.N
France
Russia
Kuwait
Iraq
White House
Ari Fleischer
U.S
Baghdad
America
Bush and Company
Congress
Mitchel Olszak
New Castle News
Nceditor
Ncnewsonline
Democrats attack Estrada racism in judiciary debate
Letter writer Joseph K Waltenbaugh claims Democrats obstruct Miguel Estrada's nomination to the U S Court of Appeals as racist, arguing minority leaders deserve power and accusing Democrats of white supremacist tendencies in judicial politics.
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the News
Miguel Estrada
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S. Senate
Estrada
United States
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Thomas
Democratic Party
Joseph K. Waltenbaugh
New Castle
Union drive urged to resist anti labor stance
Editor urges action as unions face Republican opposition. The writer urges national right to work, organizing by union officials, and allied retirees to preserve the labor movement, stressing past struggles and the need for a Democrat in the White House.
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the News
Republican Party
Bush
White House
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Bosnia
Kofi Annan
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