Lies Lies Lies: Double-Speak in White House Politics
A critique of political deception in the Bush era, accusing White House figures of double-speak and manipulation. Cites Scooter Libby, firings of eight U.S. Attorneys, Gonzales, Rove, and Harriet Miers as examples, urging accountability and truthful discourse.
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Reader Forum Voices On Local Impact And Free Press
The Ottawa Herald outlines Reader Forum as an open community space for discussing issues of local impact. Its editorial stance supports individual rights, free press, and free speech while aiming to educate and persuade residents toward progressive action.
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Readers' Forum Letters in The Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald publishes Letters to the Editor in its Readers' Forum where writers own their opinions and stated facts. Readers are invited to respond in the same forum if they disagree or dispute facts.
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Waterston backs Unity 08 third way for US politics
Actor Sam Waterston joins Unity 08 to push a moderate two party or independent Unity Ticket for 2008. The movement seeks a national online convention to nominate a cross party team and focus on crucial issues like terrorism debt energy and education while deeming gun abortion and gay marriage as important but not dominant. Waterston frames the center as the real political space in American history.
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Prison as the right solution to some crimes
The author argues for strict incarceration of dangerous offenders, contending repeat offenders and child molesters deserve removal from society. They question parolees and license-revoked drivers on parole and criticize beliefs that tolerance reduces crime, asserting criminals belong in prison for their crimes against society.
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Debating crime policy and prison reform in America
A citizen argues for stricter sentencing and prisoner labor to reduce crime and costs. They criticize rehabilitative approaches, stress personal accountability, and call for policy shifts toward mandatory guidelines, chain gangs, and deterrence while condemning racial or economic bias.
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The Ottawa Herald invites letters of 250 words or less to the Readers' Forum. Include name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and clarity. One letter per month limit. Form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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