In Our View English-Only Bills Sparks Broad Critique
A congressional English-only push by Rep. Steve King and Texas lawmakers Dennis Bonnen and Tim Kleinschmidt draws strong opposition. The piece argues constitutional and civil rights concerns, notes Voting Rights Act protections, and warns language limits could hurt trade, immigration, and mobility. It stresses multilingual realities in Texas and national academic competition.
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Austin
U.S
Steve King
Congress
Texas
Dennis Bonnen
Angleton
Tim Kleinschmidt
Lexington
Cuba
Indochina
Mexico
Japan
China
America
Lawmakers and Federal Officials Contact Details Compiled
Texas lawmakers and federal officials including Rep Mike Conaway Rep Randy Neugebauer Rep Francisco Canseco and Senators John Cornyn Kay Hutchison list Washington DC offices street addresses phone numbers and email/official contact pages for outreach. Local district offices in Odessa Midland and San Antonio are noted for constituent access.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon House
Washington
D.C
Fox
W. Eighth St
Odessa
Desta Drive
Conaway
House
Randy Neugebauer
Lubbock
Randy.house
Francisco ‘Quico’ R. Canseco
San Antonino
Longworth Hob
Canseco
John Cornyn
Hart Senate
Bulding
Cornyn
Senate.gov
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
Hutchison Senate
Let Peace Begin With Me Publisher Motto
A newspaper presents its founding ethos and moral stance on freedom and self control aligned with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes that freedom is a divine gift, not political grace, urging readers to develop their fullest potential through self mastery.
Time will tell future of Egypt
Brian Calle, Orange County Register columnist, weighs the evolving role of Egypt in regional energy and political dynamics, exploring potential shifts in leadership alliances, development projects, and implications for U.S. interests in the Middle East.
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Egypt
Brian Calle
The
Orange County Register
Bealle
Eranictar
Egyptian youth celebrate Mubarak resignation outside Cairo palace
Rammy Elswissy, 21, and other anti-government protesters hailed Mubarak's resignation as a breakthrough after 18 days of nonviolent protests. He described a transition moment with the army taking the people's side, though fears of radical influence linger. The observer notes millions gathering near Tahrir Square, chants of leave Mubarak, and the potential for future political shifts and regional implications.
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Hosni Mubarak
Rammy Elswissy
Cairo
Brian
Elswissy
Mubarak
Tahrir Square
Omar Suleiman
China
Tiananmen Square
Berlin
Bnsing
Suleiman
Israel
United States
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Entitlements Debate Needs Honest, Bold Reforms
The author argues entitlements like Social Security Medicare and Medicaid threaten fiscal health as reform is ignored. He cites rising costs, looming deficits, and warnings from CRFB Kaiser and Cato Institute, urging comprehensive budget reform including all programs. The piece is authored by the chairman of Americans for Limited Government.
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Howard Rich
Washington
NPR
National Archives
U.S. Senate
U.S. House
U.S
Rand Paul
Barack Obama
White House
America
Committee For A Responsible Federal Budget
CRFB
CAFB
Medicare
Kaiser Family Foundation
Jim Powell
The
Cato Institute
Americans For Limited Government
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