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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2000
Page
4
A compilation of Texas editorials presented by The Associated Press outlines editorial perspectives on state issues. The collection reflects regional opinions across multiple newspapers and highlights prevailing editorial stance on politics, governance, and public policy.
The Beaumont Enterprise notes voters differ on how much of a candidate’s private life should influence elections. Gore openly discusses his marriage while Bradley avoids personal details. Bush admits past drinking but omits cocaine use. Voters value core issue stance, yet private history rarely justifies votes.
The growth from 10 percent of adults owning stock in the mid 1960s to about 76 million today reshapes wealth, retirement planning, and entrepreneurship. The shift toward 401(k) plans and mutual funds expands equity access, though many low income workers lack market understanding and face future Social Security uncertainties. Public Forum contact details for Odessa American follow.
Ann Coulter discusses hate crime doctrine and four Supreme Court cases on racial animus and criminal charging. She argues government should not classify speech as a crime, noting patterns where white perpetrators were treated differently than black ones in Warren era rulings and urging consistency in First Amendment protections.
Feder argues U S policy on Chechnya mirrors Kosovo errors and warns Washington risks driving Russia toward extremism and alignment with Beijing. He cites Dagestan clashes, Moscow bomb scares, and claims Osama bin Laden links, asserting moral support for Islamic revolution in the Caucasus harms Western security interests.
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