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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2001

Page

4

Our View on Clinton Farewell Shows Self-Absorbed Exit

The column criticizes Bill Clinton for clinging to the spotlight at the end of his presidency. It details his farewell speech, pardons including Susan McDougal and Marc Rich, a deal with Robert Ray, gifts valued at nearly 200000, last-minute executive orders, and controversial Florida comments.

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Public Forum address and submission options

Odessa American invites public input via a mail box at PO Box 2952 Odessa Texas and a fax number 915-333-7742. Email submissions are accepted at onletters link.freedom.com for the OA public forum.

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Spin and Whitewash Then and Now in Presidential Legacies

Charen argues that post presidency spin defines legacies, citing Reagan era framing and warning that Clinton spinners will rewrite the record. She contends impeachable acts, fiscal luck, and risky deals with China will be downplayed while accomplishments are claimed by others.

Y'all and the South’s Quiet Cultural Victory

Stephen Chapman notes the South’s rise in national life as presidents and culture shift reshape America. He cites Carter and Bush administrations, the spread of Southern customs, and dialect research showing widespread use of “y all” beyond the region, urging readers to embrace the term. Chapman is a Chicago Tribune columnist.

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