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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2001

Page

4

New President Bush Starts Strong In The Point

Our view applauds George W. Bush for a concise inaugural address and a swift start in governing. It notes a tempered tone, focus on core ideals and individual rights, and hints at potential税 cuts, education reforms, and review of sanctions while warning against centralizing power.

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Public Forum Contact Details for Odessa Readers

Readers may send opinions to the Odessa American by mail to P O Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 or by fax at 915 333 7742. Online submissions are directed to onletters link.freedom.com for OA letters to the editor.

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Rebuttal calls for Potemkin nominees in Senate hearings

Ann Coulter argues Republicans should nominate a single cabinet figure willing to challenge Kennedy. She attacks Kennedy's desegregation rhetoric and federal court overreach, cites Ashcroft hearings and flawed voluntary desegregation plans, and suggests Alan Keyes as a responder. Coulter notes she writes for Human Events and appears on talk shows.

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Sharon or Barak Hold Key to Israel's Future

Don Feder argues Ariel Sharon offers a stronger path for Israel than Ehud Barak as the 1999 election looms. He portrays Barak as wavering and pressured by Palestinian violence, while Sharon pledges firm defense of Israel’s borders, Jerusalem, and settlements, warning of ongoing conflicts and risks of concessions. Feder notes Sharon’s background and resolve, asserting Zionism needs a resolute leader.

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