Our View on Camp David Talks Ends in Cautious Hope
The editorial acknowledges the Camp David failure between Ehud Barak and Yasser Arafat under President Clinton. It argues real peace requires time, patience, and local legitimacy, warns against forced deals, and calls for less American brokered pressure to foster mutual trust and sustained coexistence despite occasional violence.
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Cheney stability and integrity define Bush Cheney ticket
Cal Thomas argues that Cheney offers stability and proven experience in domestic and foreign policy across Congress and the White House. He praises Cheney as a man of integrity, competence, and constitutional fidelity, likely appealing to voters tired of partisan excess. He notes Bush Cheney’s steady leadership history and suggests the ticket’s strength lies in reliability over flash.
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A different kind of cost factor in tax cuts debate
Thomas Lowell argues budgeting surpluses do not justify tax cuts as they reflect government spending choices. He critiques rhetoric on costs, notes housing and open-space rules raise living costs and highway risks, and cites Silicon Valley price contrasts. Lowell is a Hoover Institution senior fellow at Stanford.
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