Small government not on the agenda
The piece critiques President Bush's State of the Union as a campaign kickoff lacking vigor for personal liberty. It argues the speech seeks more police powers via Patriot Act renewal, lists new programs, defends tax cuts, questions terrorism strategy, and notes a strategic, politically driven tone aimed at election prospects.
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America
United Nations
Congress
Iraq
Middle East
U.S
Karl Rove
The uncivilized party and the f word in politics
A provocative column argues Democrats threaten civilization with liberal values and public expletives. It cites Kerry using the f word in Rolling Stone, MoveOn events with obscenities, a Dean fundraiser with heavy profanity, and Madonna endorsement letters as signs of a broader cultural shift. It asserts public decency matters in safeguarding Judeo Christian values. Prager hosts a national radio show in Los Angeles and has authored four books.
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Massachusetts
John Kerry
Rolling Stone
Manhattan
Moveon.org
Howard Dean
New York Post
America
Kerry
Bush
Dick Cheney
Gen. Clark
Madonna
Democratic Party
Prager
Los Angeles
Education opens path to Texas college degrees says Watts
W. David Watts argues Texas needs more graduates and higher education drives the 21st century economy. He notes Texas lags in degree attainment, cites wage benefits, and explains rising tuition tied to quality. UTPB offers tuition-free options and broad scholarships, with partners Odessa, Midland, and Howard Colleges aiding transfer. Watts is president of UTPB.
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Gog
Texas
United States
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Permian Basin
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West Texas
Odessa College
Midland College
Howard College
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