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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
5
A June 16 2003 compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers assembled by the Associated Press. The collection reflects regional opinions on local and national issues, conveying editorial stances from various papers. This summary notes the range of perspectives without quoting specific passages.
The piece urges Gov. Perry not to call a special session to reopen redistricting or government reorganization. It argues Texas faces bigger issues like school finance and notes the Robin Hood system should be phased out. It questions timing, politics, and the impact on rural Texans and Democrats.
The Galveston County Daily News reports Texas Municipal League urges Gov Perry to veto a bill expanding financial disclosure for city officials in large cities. Proponents say it boosts public oversight but critics warn it could deter candidates. Legislative action looms as cities fund lobby efforts.
The Odessa American invites public opinion on any issue via mail to PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 or by fax to 915 333 7742. Online comments can be sent to onletters link.freedom.com.
Mona Charen reviews Danielle Crittenden’s Amanda Bright Home, a witty novel about Amanda a liberal career woman torn between motherhood and work. The narrative contrasts her with Susie a glamorous DC confidant, as Amanda navigates daycare, school quirks, and a shifting personal self while family and fame pressures unfold. The book blends humor with sharp social commentary on feminism, motherhood, and modern American life.
Michelle Malkin argues that the real financial scandal targets are the government sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. She notes their exempt regulatory status, SEC probe into Freddie Mac, and the taxpayer-backed lines of credit that shield them from typical market risks. She contrasts Martha Stewart with these entities and calls them poster children for government sponsored gluttony.
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