Cash for Clunkers: a mixed bag with dubious details
In Our View critics argue the Cash for Clunkers program offered a tempting $3500 to $4500 incentive but rushed funding and unclear rules led to slow reimbursements, possible suspensions, and concerns of overbuying. The piece weighs long-term benefits against taxpayer costs and market distortions.
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Let Peace Begin With Me In Odessa’s Pulitzer Note
A 1988 Pulitzer Prize winner piece from Odessa American proclaims peace begins with self-control and freedom as a divine gift, aligning with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule. It emphasizes readers’ duty to promote freedom and responsibility, not political grants from chaos.
Public Forum on Health Care Reform Sparks Debate
Readers weigh in on health care reform, arguing it is costly and intrusive while praising or opposing government involvement. One letter cites CBO figures, criticizing HR 3200 as rushed and vague, and questions end of life planning provisions. Another writer condemns on duty smoking by health care staff, urging off duty breaks or cessation help.
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Prayer Network Calls for Daily Presidential Prayers
A faith leader urges Christians to join in daily morning prayer for President Obama and the United States. He says prayer can move controversy, soften leaders, and restore God as head of the country, asserting one woman moved God from schools and urging collective action.
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