Cain's Florida straw poll win fuels black conservative push
The piece argues that Herman Cain, a black conservative, gains traction in Florida amid debates over Obama's presidency. It credits Cain's economic plan and limited government stance, noting media reaction and race as a factor in political narratives while urging focus on character over race in the 2012 race.
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Obama
Florida
Herman Cain
Republian
Colike Obama
Cain
Georgia
Morehouse College
Purdue
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Keith Olbermann
Janeane Garotalo
Garotalo
Olbermann Plortama
Athassis
Amos
Carl Rove
Hernan Cain
Olbermann
Obaraa
Fas
Oras Shavers
Rad
Bal Fones
Sevrepated
Let peace begin with me winner celebrates 1988 Pulitzer
The piece proclaims freedom as self-control and a divine gift, urging readers to foster personal liberty and moral guidance in line with moral laws and the Declaration of Independence, as part of a newspaper dedication to informing for freedom.
Hunger in America hoax sparks political debate
The piece argues that the hunger in America narrative is a political hoax used to justify a nanny state. It cites past media hype, notes lack of malnutrition among low income groups, and claims obesity is the real issue. It accuses politicians and bureaucrats of inventing poverty narratives for votes.
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America
Dan Rather
CBS Evening News
Newsweek
Associated Press
Boston Globe
Centers For Disease Control
Department of Agriculture
John Edwards
New York Times
Mark Bittman
Mr. Bittman
Washington
Germany Faces Constitutional Hurdles Over Eurobond Plan
Guest columnist outlines Germany's constitutional concerns as the European Financial Stability Facility contemplates leveraging the 440 billion euro fund to potentially 2 trillion euros. Legal experts warn that Bundestag limits and sovereign guarantees could render eurobonds unconstitutional if issued before a court ruling. Robert Romano notes urgency as mid-October votes loom and banks face caveat emptor.
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Greece
Portugal
Ireland
Germany
IPS Notover
Thosmora
Markus Kerber
Chesf
Kerber
ERSE
Europe
Lepisthitien
EbSh
U.s.treasury
Timothy Geithner
German Constitutional Court
Andreas Vosskuhle
Frankfurter Allgemeine
Legistitute
Fone
Robert Romano
Mueller Inc. builds new patient care facility in Permian Basin
Odessa American notes a new building by Mueller Inc. will host patients receiving healthcare in the Permian Basin. Readers are invited to submit opinions on current topics via email, with thumbs nominations welcomed.
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Permian Basin
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