Transparency mires Clinton presidency under buoyant markets
Our View argues Clinton's press conference calm reflects a thriving economy. Stock gains soften scrutiny of scandals while Greenspan remains reappointed and free trade gains traction. Yet questions about privilege and investigations persist, suggesting serenity may fade as legal pressures rise.
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Abolish adolescence says Lowell in syndicated column
Thomas Lowell II argues that free market conservatives should abolish adolescence. He claims teens are overprotected by schools and laws, advocates eight years of genuine education, and says current systems prolong adolescence at taxpayers’ expense. He notes student disengagement and labor-union influence. Lowell is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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Clinton indictments raise questions on Clintons power and motive
CAL THOMAS argues that the Hubbell tax case exposes a powerful dynamic around Bill and Hillary Clinton. He suggests liberal Democrats fear political collapse if the Clintons fall, citing taped conversations and White House influence. Thomas notes ongoing investigations and political attacks as evidence of broader motive.
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