Keep Keystone pipeline in play amid energy debate
National View argues Obama’s green tech push is fiscally risky and uncertain while Keystone’s approval could spur immediate oil supply and private sector jobs. It notes$90 billion in stimulus for green tech and delays have hindered crossing the U S Canadian border, urging prompt action and broad energy policy.
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Lawmakers Federal Officials Contact Details Summary
Texas lawmakers and federal officials listed include U S Rep Mike Conaway of Midland Rep Pete Gallego Democrat U S Sen John Cornyn Republican and Sen Ted Cruz Republican along with state official Tryon Lewis Odessa district office and Austin capitol extension contacts. Addresses phones emails provided for outreach across congressional offices in Texas Washington DC Odessa Midland and Austin.
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D.C
Odessa
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Hart Senate
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Senate
Ted Cruz
Dirksen Senate
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Tryon Lewis
West 4Th St
Austin
Capitol Extension
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Let Peace Begin With Me Publisher Statement
A printed dedication notes the newspaper's mission to inform readers so they can promote and preserve freedom. It asserts freedom comes from self-control, not political power, aligning with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Governing versus campaigning by Mona Charens attorney profile
Mona Charens, an attorney and syndicated columnist, discusses the divide between governing and campaigning. Once a Reagan speechwriter, she reflects on political strategy, ethics, and the role of law in public life.
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Charen
Reagan
Sequester blame games and party fighting in Washington
The piece argues Republicans seek governing while Democrats push perpetual campaigning. It criticizes the Violence Against Women Act, notes concerns about funding and incentives, and urges GOP action on energy, waste reduction, and health reform. It portrays Obama as campaigning and Congress as gridlocked in a permanent partisan battle.
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Sunshine Week urges open government and public oversight
Guest View by Carlos A. Rodriguez explains Sunshine Week as a nationwide emphasis on open government and accountability. It highlights the need for transparency, warns against efforts to curb disclosure, and points to resources like SunshineWeek.org TexasPress.com KeepTexasNotified.com and Keep TexasNotified to keep the public informed about legislation and government actions.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
SunshineWeek.org
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James L. Knight Foundation
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Texas Press Association
TexasPress.com
TPA
TexasNotified.com
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League of United Latino American Citizens
Americans For Prosperity
Carlos A. Rodriguez
Brownsville Herald
the Monitor
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Valley Morning Star
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