Our view on war WMDs and Saddam’s threat
Our view argues that the Iraq war was justified by a shaky WMD rationale. It notes no weapons were found and inspectors face a questionable mission. It cites Bush officials doubting weapons found and warns the war may have rested on false pretexts.
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Public Forum requests submissions by fax to 915 333 7742 or mail to PO Box 2952 Odessa Texas 79760 for consideration. Readers are invited to share opinions on local issues and community topics in brief notices or letters.
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Lawmakers and Officials Contact Details for Texas Delegation
A compiled list of U S lawmakers and state officials with Washington D C and Texas mailing addresses. Names include U S Representatives Larry Combest Henry Bonilla and Tom Craddick, U S Senators John Cornyn and Kay Bailey Hutchison, and Texas officials Gov Rick Perry and others with district or office box addresses and Austin mail stops.
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San Antonio
John Cornyn
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Kay Bailey Hutchison
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Tom Craddick
Midland
Robert Duncan
Eighth St
Teel Bivins
Amarillo
Rick Perry
News that was unfit to print by a Times columnist
Thomas Lowell analyzes the Jayson Blair scandal at The New York Times, arguing the episode reflects systemic moral rot rather than an isolated lapse. He cites editors warnings, promotions despite misconduct, and defenses of diversity, linking the Blair case to broader failures in media accountability.
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Toning down rhetoric about Islam sparks a clash of faiths
Cal Thomas argues the National Association of Evangelicals should curb anti Islam talk from some Christian leaders while noting that radical Islamic rhetoric abroad and in the United States poses a greater risk. He says Western faiths support church state separation and urges moderate Muslims to denounce extremists. Thomas concludes by noting his Fox News Channel program.
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