Bush shifts Web site to punchier reformer tone
Our view notes George W. Bush rewrote his campaign site after losing New Hampshire. The new theme A Reformer With Results features education reform welfare cuts and tax restraint. The site challenges McCain and promotes fund-raising and public financing reform as he projects a John Wayne persona.
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Federal lawmakers contact details listed for Texas
The address lines provide offices for U S Representative Larry Combest of Lubbock and Odessa, Representative Henry Bonilla of San Antonio, Senator Phil Gramm, and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison. Locations include Longworth and Russell Office Buildings in Washington D C and a Odessa street address.
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Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Phil Gramm
Russell Senate
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell
Senate
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Mistakes that haunt capital punishment debates
Mona Charen argues that wrongful convictions and wrongful executions reveal fatal flaws in the death penalty. She cites Gary Gauger's exoneration after a 18‑hour interrogation, the Illinois moratorium on executions, and broader cases of miscarriages such as day-care abuse scares. She calls for videotaped interrogations, DNA access, and narrow death penalty use to reduce irreversible errors.
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Gauger
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Loud train horns spark a national grade crossing debate
Stephen Chapman argues in the Chicago Tribune for a proposed federal rule forcing horns at all grade crossings. He notes impact on millions near rail hubs like Chicago and Des Plaines, Illinois, and critiques the policy as burdensome, costly, and an overreach undermining local control. He compares rail warnings with other hazards and calls for funding safety locally rather than federally.
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