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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2011
Page
3
Dallas Morning News portrays a Texas Legislature gridlock as lawmakers spar over a loserpays bill amid partisan tactics during a Mother’s Day weekend session. Republicans push ahead with little debate while Democrats delay, prompting concerns about leadership, emergencies, and looming budget, inflation, and service cuts.
Federal and state lawmakers from Texas are listed with office addresses phone numbers and emails. Representatives include Conaway Neugebauer Canseco Cornyn Hutchison Tryon Lewis Craddick and Sen. Kay Hutchison plus Sen Kel Seliger. Local offices are in Odessa Midland and Abilene with Austin offices for several. The document provides web links and district details for constituent outreach.
A short piece celebrating freedom as a moral gift and self control, urging readers to promote liberty and responsibility. It emphasizes peace and responsibility derived from moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It references a sentiment of liberty as a divine gift rather than political grant.
Mona Charen an attorney now a syndicated columnist and speech writer for the Reagan era is highlighted. The Buckley biography at biography.com features articles on William F. Buckley Jr. and related political writings.
A Bradley Foundation Hudson Institute panel debuts What So Proudly We Hail, praising American soul and founding ideals. Speakers defend equality, religious roots, and honest history while warning against sanitizing the national story. Calvin Coolidge quotes anchor a call to uphold liberty and founding documents.
Bill Wilson of Americans for Limited Government argues mortgage cramdowns are an improper executive overreach. He cites a $30 billion plan linked to tax penalties on major lenders, contending it won't stop foreclosures and will privilege favored groups. He warns values will keep falling and urges government to exit the housing market.
The Odessa American notes Permian High School held a showcase to give incoming sophomores a glimpse of school life. The feature focuses on positive community engagement and invites reader input on current topics with a thumbs up promotion.
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