Elian custody debate shows need for Solomon wisdom
Our view argues Elian Gonzalez case treats a child as property. The piece questions the use of a search warrant and media focus, likening the dispute to a modern King Solomon dilemma between Clinton and Castro, urging balanced, humane resolution.
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Elian Gonzalez
Cuba
U.S
Elian
Miami
Lazaro Gonzalez
Elisan
United States
Haiti
Mexico
Central America
Orho
Rush Limbaugh
Limbaugh
Solomon
Bill Clinton
Fidel Castro
Janet Reno
Moving the goalpost in Elian custody debate
Ann Coulter critiques the Elian Gonzalez custody saga and federal raids citing shifting legal stances and goalpost rhetoric. She centers on Florida state court rulings versus federal authority, calling the raid and enforcement actions unwarranted and unconstitutional.
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Justice Department
CNN
Lazaro
Elian
Cuba
Castro
Florida
State Department
James P. Rubin
INS
Feds
Knight Tribune News Service
United Front
U.S
Elian Gonzalez
Immigration
Associated Press
United States
Robin
New York Times
Washington Post
Miami-Dade
Rosa Rodriguez
Miami
Reno
Janet Reno
Chuck Norris
Delta Force
Border Patrol
al Capone
Coulter
Human Events
Day of Prayer debate and faith in public life
Don Feder argues that National Day of Prayer remains vital amid court challenges to religious symbols and public expression. He cites Supreme Court cases and cultural battles over God in state seals and public life, urging faith and prayer as essential in American life.
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Francisco
Miami
Supreme Court
Spon
6Th US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio
God
Douglas Laycock
University of Texas
Arven Cohn
Cohn
al Gore
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Our Republic
America
Washington
Clinton
Cassie Bernal
Columbine High School
Cassie
Eastern
Europe
Soviet Union
Feder
Boston Herald
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