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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2004
Page
2
A collection of editorials compiled by the Associated Press from Texas newspapers dated Monday October 18 2004.
The article reviews Rep. Charles Rangel's revived draft bill and the online fear it sparked ahead of the election. It notes Republicans moved to a vote despite no hearings while Democrats blamed the process, arguing the topic deserved serious debate but not in the election climate.
The U S House ethics panel issued two reprimands to Majority Leader Tom DeLay within a week for violations of chamber rules. The sanctions add to a 1999 rebuke, drawing criticism from ethics watchdogs and opponents who say DeLay’s leadership is tainted by misconduct and a pattern of improper influence.
Mona Charen notes Kerry appeared likable during the final presidential debate while Edwards and Kerry raised Mary Cheney’s sexuality as a political tactic. She highlights Bush’s handling of religion, Bush’s perceived laziness, and the campaign’s missed chance to frame Kerry as liberal before the election.
A public forum urges honest discourse on Iraq wartime effort and fiscal restraint. It condemns lip service and division, calling for principled leadership, unity, and voters to cast ballots for healing and responsible governance. It invokes faith, loyalty, and God’s blessing for prudent national priorities.
The writer argues the choice between Kerry and Bush hinges on moral and religious beliefs. He urges voting for Kerry if one supports abortion rights, homosexual protections, and federal judicial power, while warning of erosion of absolutes. He cites civics lessons and contrasts Bush's faith with Kerry's. The piece closes attributing views to Rev. A R Chasteen Gardendale.
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