Letter to Editor on EPA rules and political rhetoric
A reader decries EPA greenhouse gas rules as harming the economy and criticizes government officials and media bias. The letter defends economic growth, mocks liberal viewpoints, and urges politicians to remember they serve the people ahead of elections. It ends with a call not to underestimate the American public.
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Obama likable, trusted as crisis manager amid health care fight
Obama enjoys roughly 50 percent job approval with voters citing sincerity and stable marriage as key positives. Analysts say his enduring appeal could shield him as critics warn his values and crisis handling may not match the political brand.
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Gallagher Pushes Tighter Laws Against Adultery Business
Maggie Gallagher, president of the National Organization for Marriage, argues for updating torts of adultery to cover commercial efforts that profit from adultery. She suggests extending legal remedies to injured spouses and children and asks why solicitation of adultery isn’t punished like prostitution.
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