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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2000
Page
4
A compilation of editorials from Texas newspapers syndicated by the Associated Press, presenting varied opinions on public policy and state affairs.
The Interfaith Alliance requests national candidates sign a civility pledge to stay fair and focused on issues. Signatories have mostly joined, but skeptics doubt real change will occur amid entrenched partisanship and high campaign tensions.
Scientists study a long term drop in male births in the United States and other developed countries. The ratio has declined since 1950, leading to about 38,000 missing boys in the last two decades. Theories range from pollution to changes in conception timing and sex ratios. Public notice: readers may share opinions via the forum in Odessa, Texas.
Ann Coulter critiques The New York Times and argues Congress exceeded Commerce Clause limits with the Violence Against Women Act. She notes the Supreme Court rejected the theory, while media outlets like The Times and The Washington Post criticized the ruling. Coulter, attorney and Human Events columnist, frames the debate within constitutional balance and federal power.
Feder argues Jack Kemp pursues open borders, aiding Clinton allies, diluting national identity, and boosting immigrant voting power. He cites 1998 immigration levels, amnesty effects, rising criminal aliens, and language barriers, warning GOP risks electoral defeat and social strain.
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