Texas Women’s Health Program remains in limbo amid politics
The fight over funding for Texas Women’s Health Program pits Gov. Perry against federal rules and Planned Parenthood. Courts consider excluding abortion-linked clinics while Texas seeks state funding, risking $9 federal per $1 state match and leaving low income women’s health services uncertain into November.
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Freedom and Self Control Theme in Editorial Note
A newspaper excerpt proclaims dedication to informing readers so they may safeguard freedom and encourage others to value its blessings. It argues true freedom comes from self-control and aligns with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Romney policy exception sparks debate in media circles
SULLUM JACOB, senior editor at Reason magazine and syndicated columnist, weighs in on Romney’s rape exception stance, arguing implications for reproductive rights and political messaging amid evolving public discourse.
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Akin Romney Ryan clash over rape abortion stance
The piece details Todd Akin apologizing for comments on legitimate rape and abortion limits, contrasted with Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan positions. It notes Ryan shares Akin's view on life at conception, Romney’s nuanced shifts, and church differences shaping abortion ethics.
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Stephen Chapman Reports on Candidates and the Bill of Rights
Chicago Tribune columnist Stephen Chapman weighs the clash between political candidates and constitutional rights, analyzing how campaign rhetoric tests the limits of free speech, assembly, and due process in a polarized public arena.
Civil liberties in election era critique of Obama and Romney
The piece argues civil liberties suffer in politics with conservatives and liberals alike failing to defend the Bill of Rights. It contrasts Obama and Romney on issues from Guantanamo to surveillance and drone policy while noting divisions within parties and views of Supreme Court matters.
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Odessa American thumbs up for school volunteers
An Odessa American letter invites community feedback praising current volunteers and invites ideas for positive or negative comments on topics. Readers may email letters to a designated address and indicate a thumbs nomination.
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