Unhealthy tactics in Obama care debate rile readers
Bill O Reilly critiques the Obama administration on health care messaging and town hall tactics. He argues the White House mishandles criticism, accuses officials of planting questions, and laments rising partisan hostility while praising Fox News for balanced coverage. He urges a wiser approach to health reform messaging.
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Rasmussen
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
AARP
Obama
Robert Gibbs
Julia Hall
Boston Globe
Young Julia
Kathleen Manning Hall
Massachusetts Women For Obama
White House
Gibbs
Matt Lauer
Matt
Town Hall
CNN
MSNBC
Spike TV
Fox News
FNC
TV News
Bill O'Reilly
O’reilly
Bill O’reilly
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
Billoreilly.com
Marcellus Shale Boosts Pennsylvania Economy and Jobs
Congressman Glenn Thompson argues Marcellus Shale will create thousands of jobs and billions in tax revenue for Pennsylvania. He cites Penn State estimates for 2008 and 2009, defends hydraulic fracturing, and warns against EPA driven regulation that could delay drilling and raise energy prices.
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Thompson
Howard
Pennsylvania
Washington
New York
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Penn State
Environmental Protection Departments
Robert Casey
D-Pa
Charles Schumer
D-Ny
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Department of Environmental Protection
Sierra Club
Ous
Marcellus Shale
End of Life Provisions in HR 3200 Under Scrutiny
In a Washington Post outlook Kathleen Parker argues the end of life care language in HR 3200 Section 1233 deserves clarity. The piece warns that mandatory or penalized end of life consultations could arise via Medicare rules, urging explicit nonmandatory language to prevent coercion and preserve patient choice.
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Washington
Sarah Palin
Palin
Obama
Nancy Pelosi
Harry Reid
Barack Obama
America
Secretary of Health and Human Services
Rand Corp
Congress
Medicare
Kathleen Parker
Kathleenparker
Washpost.com
Washington Post Writers Group
Editorial excerpts on polite discourse at political events
The Austin American Statesman argues for respectful engagement with officials and candidates. It condemns disrupting tactics urged by groups like Tea Party Patriots and urges attendees to challenge ideas calmly. The piece calls for civility to strengthen democracy and constructive dialogue.
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Austin
Texas
American-Statesman
Tea Party Patriots
On This Date Aug 15 highlights from Irvona and area
Ten year remembrance honors Carl Rudnick, Irvona Municipal Authority chairman, with plaque and cake. Also recalls 1984 Clearfield Rec Open Summer Basketball League season title and playoff run led by coach Cliff Miller, plus 1959 and 1924 local notices and reunions in Morrisdale and Clearfield counties.
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Carl Rudnick
Irvona Municipal Authority
IMA
St. Charles Case of
Clearfield
John Spingola
Dave Spingola
Darin Spingola
Ron Accordino
Denny Spingola
Mark Crossan
Mike Wright
Mark Myers
Scott McCracken
Stew Butler Jr
Cliff Miller
Evans
Moshannon Creek Park
H. Willard Evans
Evans Homestead
Morrisdale
Gussie Narehood
Vivian
Robert
Jean
Grace Evans
Judson Evans
Robert Kent
Charles Welker
William Evans
George Evans
George Jr
Ruth
Pearl
Ross
Clair Evans
Earl Evans
Eddie
Prayer and Rest Reflections From Ecclesiastes Paraphrase
A daily devotional fragment reflects on mortal pain and toil. It cites Ecclesiastes 2 23 and urges surrender to God for rest, offering a brief prayer for relief and reassurance.
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Kathy Simon
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Progressive Publishing Co
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Ann K. Law
Jill Golden
Linda Read
Kate Murawski
Jaclyn Yingling
Rich Murawski
Jeannine S. Barger
Barbara Garman
Shirley Rowles
Cynthia Aughenbaugh
Brian J. McMullen
Steve Heichel
Associated Press
Philipsburg
Front St
Curwensville
State St
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Progress Printers
International Typographical Union
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