Solzhenitsyn’s truth helped end Soviet tyranny
Odessa American reflects on Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn turning 80 and argues his writings, including One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich and The Gulag Archipelago, helped undermine Soviet Communism. It notes his exile, continued influence, and call to live by truth amid oppression.
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Impeachment hysteria over Clinton verdict debated
Thomas Lowell critiques the impeachment discourse as politics and spin. He argues public fear is exaggerated, notes Nixon era context, and warns that a Senate deal could shield perjury and obstruct justice. The piece urges Senate courage and constitutional duty over polling.
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The Party of Shamelessness in Clinton Impeachment
Mona Charen argues the impeachment exposed a stark party divide with Democrats attacking personal morality while Republicans debate constitutional duty. She notes Livingston’s speech, Baldwin’s call to violence, and calls for leniency from Dole and Ford, framing honor versus shamelessness in the era.
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