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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1998
Page
4
A compilation of editorial opinions from Texas daily newspapers gathered by The Associated Press. The collection presents diverse viewpoints on state affairs, governance, and public issues, reflecting regional press voices and ongoing civic debates.
Hays County District Attorney Marcos Hernandez Jr. uses federal grant money to hire a special prosecutor for cases involving women. Over five years about 23 million dollars in Violence Against Women Act funds have flowed to Texas, with around 650 thousand allotted to Central Texas including Hays.
The House Republicans plan a September vote to restore presidential fast-track trade negotiating authority. Democrats oppose, arguing it would divide them during the election season. Supporters say fast-track is needed to keep pace in world trade and allow treaty language to pass without amendments. Clinton urged to back the vote, amid concerns about lame duck influence and 1998 troubles.
Sobran argues Clinton exploits the presidency to promote a sexual revolution that erodes moral codes. He accuses Clinton of hypocrisy, adultery, and manipulation of family images, while contrasting Chelsea with public image. He cites feminists, Monica Lewinsky, and Hillary as part of a broader critique of public infidelity and its consequences.
Boston Herald columnist Don Feder assails President Clinton as a perpetual liar and questions whether admitting any lies would absolve him. He critiques Senator Orrin Hatch and argues Clinton won’t tell the full truth, tying the issue to perjury, Whitewater, and campaign finance.
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