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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2008
Page
3
An editorial argues government cannot fix the financial crisis via a $700 billion bailout. It describes bad loans, inflated housing values, and a Ponzi-like scheme, warning lawmakers and voters that artificial cures delay real recovery and harm future generations.
The page editor declares freedom as a personal self-control gift rather than a political grant. He urges readers to promote and preserve freedom and to see its blessings, aligning with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
A political critique argues politicians inflated housing aims and pushed risky debt through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. It condemns the bailout mindset and urges phasing out these government supported enterprises to avoid charges on taxpayers and restore free market limits.
Ron Hart argues readers should question claims about Sarah Palin. He contends the bridge to nowhere was funded and not built, and accuses media of misreporting her stance on the delay and her family input. He claims Alaska cut the Special Olympics budget and notes alleged media bias.
The text voices sharp partisan charges against Palin and Obama, accusing McCain of elitism and Bush era policies. It notes calls for an independent investigation, claims of cooperation, and criticisms of Wall Street reform while highlighting alleged hypocrisies around advisers and deregulation. The writing references deception, economic woes, and troops’ support debates within a heated political exchange.
Dani Franco and Russell Inzer, two local SKINSUSA students, attended the Washington Leadership Training Institute last month. Readers are invited to send comments on current topics via email at onletters link iefreedom.com and note their thumbs nomination.
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