Our View Kashmir peace already tested
Our View argues that a unilateral cease-fire in Kashmir is unlikely to yield immediate peace. Despite hopes from July cease-fire gestures by Hizbul Mujahideen and India, new attacks killed at least 101, with diverse guerrilla groups favoring independence or union with Pakistan. The piece urges tempered expectations, patience, and limited outside influence.
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Another Willie Horton
CAL THOMAS outlines David Schippers charges that Vice President Gore and the INS reshaped policy to grant citizenship to a million immigrants by 1996 to secure votes for Clinton-Gore. He cites FBI records ignored for political ends, promoting the Citizen USA effort amid White House pressure.
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Separation of synagogue and state in the Lieberman era
Jacob Sullum argues that religious references by politicians do not threaten church state separation. He notes Lieberman’s prayers were personal and ecumenical, while policy debates still hinge on secular arguments. The column critiques using scripture to justify public policy and highlights broader political dynamics.
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