Perry urges action as FEMA blamed for Ike cleanup delays
The Dallas Morning News argues FEMA has failed Texas after Hurricane Ike. Trailers arrived late or unusable, and counties face potential 500 million dollars in cleanup costs. Gov. Perry forms a commission and orders debris removal, urging federal accountability and timely aid for residents living in tents and wrecked homes.
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United States and Iraq near Status of Forces Agreement
The United States with 150000 troops negotiates a status of forces agreement with Iraq as UN mandate expiry nears. Combat forces will withdraw from cities by June and from the country by end of 2011, with no bases used to attack neighbors in the interim. Moderate gains cited from a surge and new counterinsurgency, yet concerns linger about stability and dissent. SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS
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Freedom and self control in editorial viewpoint
An editorial page argues that true freedom comes from self control rather than political grants. It asserts freedom is a gift from God, aligns with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, and urges individuals to promote and preserve their own liberty.
Thanksgiving myths and genocide debate in Medved review
Column analyzes Michael Medved’s view on American Thanksgiving history. It argues that while injustices against Native Americans occurred, framing European settlement as genocide is overstated. Discusses Pontiac's Rebellion, smallpox questions, and norms of national commemorations with a cautious, evaluative tone.
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Prop 8 case in California courts tests marriage equality and process
Susan Estrich argues the Prop 8 challenges raise two core issues. First, whether civil law can distinguish between heterosexual and homosexual relationships without bias. Second, the process question on whether voters may amend the constitution by majority vote or if a two thirds legislative vote is required as a fundamental revision. Courts protect minorities against majority tyranny and must defend equality.
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Odessa American invites holiday program feedback and thumbs nomination
The Odessa American invites readers to share opinions on seasonal holiday programs and current topics. Send positive or negative comments via email to onletters link freedom dot com and note a thumbs nomination.
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