Our View Hillary discovers a whole new view
An Odessa American editorial notes Hillary Clinton questioned the rising use of psychotropic drugs like Ritalin and Prozac for very young children. It criticizes her June 1999 mental health conference and calls for deeper scrutiny and action on child medication.
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Hillary Clinton
White House
al Gore
Tipper
Sally Zinman
California
Harold Koplewicz
New York University
Child Studies Center
Koplewicz
Peter R. Breggin
Bethesda
Breggin
Propaganda on parade in ABC DiCaprio Clinton interview
Cal Thomas denounces ABC News for using Leonardo DiCaprio to interview President Clinton on environment and climate change. He likens the move to propaganda and questions DiCaprio’s credibility and agenda, urging balanced reporting and exposure of opposing views. Thomas cites broader media bias and defends skeptical voices on global warming.
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ABC News
Leonardo DiCaprio
Clinton
DiCaprio
Congress
Washington
Melanie Griffith
Chevy Chase
David Crosby
Ted Danson
Mary Steenburgen
ABC
White House
Jake Siewert
Phyllis McGrady
Chris Cuomo
Housing and Urban Development
George Stephanopoulos
Vice
Gore
Tribune Publishing Company
Jack Fuller
NRA
Charlton Heston
National Right To Life
Thomas
Patrick Dorismond death tied to war on drugs stance
Jacod Sullum argues Dorismond’s killing shows police sting tactics reflect drug war policy. He notes discrepancies in officers accounts and links the death to push for marijuana enforcement, urging reform and questioning overall drug control efficacy.
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Brooklyn
Patrick Dorismond
Dorismond
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Rudolph Giuliani
Hillary Clinton
Giuliani
New York Senate
Clinton
MTV
Barry McCaffrey
Congress
McCaffrey
Peru
Bolivia
Colombia
America
New York
Sullum
Reason Magazine
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Mattard
Killmore
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