Our View: Election should not face postponement
An editorial argues against delaying the November presidential election amid terrorism fears. It cites Newsweek on DHS weighing legal steps to delay the vote, stresses the Constitution grants Congress election-date power, and warns postponement would undermine legitimacy and invite further attacks.
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Texas lawmakers and officials contact details listed
Lawmakers State Officials Rep. George E. Buddy West Odessa Rep. Tom Craddick Midland Sen. Kel Seliger Amarillo Gov. Rick Perry Austin provide mailing addresses in Texas. The locations include Austin central offices and city box numbers for each official.
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Buddy” West
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Too Many Options Hinder Simple Computer Tasks
Thomas Lowell laments modern computer programs and devices that force users through endless features to perform simple tasks. He cites cameras, phones, TVs, and software that overwhelm with jargon and bells and whistles, contrasting them with straightforward tools like early Scrabble and Kodak’s user friendly cameras. Lowell, a Hoover Institution senior fellow, questions where a new George Eastman is today.
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Public Forum Letter on Free Speech and Film Choice
David Wright of Odessa argues for broad freedom of expression and the right to view or reject any film. He defends Moore and Fahrenheit 9/11 as biased yet provocative, praises Century Theatres for screening controversial titles, and urges mature, open debate on Bush era policies.
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Edwards Boasts Qualities for White House Victory
Opinion urges voters to back John Edwards as Kerry's running mate and to reject a fourth Bush term. It argues Edwards connects with working and middle class Americans, contrasts Bush promises with reality, and calls for record turnout to end Bush Cheney governance and end war burdens.
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By Bruce Tinsley