White House shakeup notes Card replacement by Bolton
In Our View argues deck shuffling may be routine and not a major shift. Andrew Card’s long tenure and 4:20 a.m. to 8 or 9 p.m. schedule are highlighted, with Bolton named as his replacement. The piece questions policy reassessment, especially in Iraq, and notes declining approval while Romney and potential governors are mentioned.
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Washington
Reagan
Ken Duberstein
White House
Andrew Card
Office of Management and Budget
Joshua Bolton
Card
Massachusetts
Bush
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mitt Romney
Iraq
Harriet Miers
Supreme Court
Dubai
Cheney
CNN
USA Today
Gallup
Bolton
Robert Novak
Karl Rove
Lawmakers and state officials contact list
A compiled roster of federal and state representatives with office addresses in Texas. It lists U.S. House members Conaway Neugebauer Bonilla and senators Cornyn Hutchison, plus state officials West Craddick Duncan Seliger, with ZIPs and office locations in Midland Odessa Lubbock Amarillo and Austin.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Midland
Cannon
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
George E. “Buddy” West
Odessa
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Tom Craddick
Kel Seliger
Amarillo
Let peace begin with me editorial piece
The Odessa American editorial page presents a stance on freedom as self-control and moral guidance. It argues liberty comes from inner discipline rather than political power, aligning with the idea that freedom is a gift from God and must reflect the truths of the Declaration of Independence.
April Fools Day Roundup of Government Follies and Foolish Crimes
A humorous roundup highlights bizarre public missteps and petty crimes from the past year. Examples include blind students needing driver education in Illinois, a phone sex line mistaken as an alternate route, obscene bar banners in Wyoming, a tattooed thief nicknamed Dumb in Michigan, and a mower chase in Illinois. The piece also recalls a tanning parlor lacking beds, a Joplin robber trapped by a magazine rack, a Bird jersey request, a Mojave desert self portrait stunt with chained ankles, and a mouse caused house fire in Albuquerque.
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Mark Twain
Chicago
Illinois Department of Transportation
Lingle
Wyo
Andrew Jeffrey Webster
Waterford
Mich
Illinois
Tampa
South Carolina
Joplin
Ish
Oklahoma
Larry Bird
Trevor Corneliusen
Mojave
Albuquerque
N.M
Chris Taylor
London
Ziggy
Gary
Immigration reform should open doors, not slam them
Thomas J. Lucente Jr. argues for comprehensive immigration reform embracing a guest worker program and streamlined entry. He cites Salvatore and Immacolata Lucente's Ohio settlement as America’s promise, noting economic benefits and dangers of walling off potential workers. He criticizes House plans while praising Senate proposals toward humane, practical policy.
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Thomas J. Lucente JR
Salvatore Lucente
Cutro
Italy
S.S. Pesaro
Immacolata
New York
Dayton
Ohio
Naples
Lucente
Immaculata
America
Statue of Liberty
New Colossus
Emma Lazarus
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
U.S
Senate
Bush
Salvatore and
Lima
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Freedom.com
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