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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
3
The column critiques President Obama's State of the Union, noting a flat tone and stubborn stance on cap and trade and health reform. It argues that public-sector jobs rose while private-sector growth and sustainable employment lag, calling the policy mix financially unsustainable and politically risky.
U S representatives and senators listed with Midland Odessa offices in Texas. Conaway Cornyn Hutchison contact numbers and addresses provided for Washington and local offices. Email forms linked for each official for policy correspondence and inquiries.
The piece presents a conscience driven editorial stance claiming freedom as a divine gift and self control as its core. It links liberty to moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom.
Stephen Chapman argues public blame for Obama rests on the failing economy, not policy specifics. He cites Massachusetts, unemployment rising from 6.6 to 10 percent nationally, and compares to Reagan’s 1982 crisis to suggest moods swing with the cycle. He warns against overinterpreting current polls.
Midland resident Nelson Spear, a former border prosecutor, accuses Kay Bailey Hutchison of misleading Texans on immigration policy in a critical analysis. He argues state agencies cannot deport illegal immigrants or unilaterally enforce federal immigration laws and notes existing 287g implementations and resource needs.
The Odessa American endorses and encourages youth involvement in Haiti relief work and invites readers to share comments via email toward thumbs nominations and community support.
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