Rebirth of morality hinges on people not politicians
Cal Thomas argues morality stems from family life and personal choice, not political leaders. He critiques both parties for leveraging culture wars over Ten Commandments and gun issues, urging parents to model values at home and in church rather than relying on government.
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Congress can do better than Barr
Deborah Mathis criticizes Congress and specifically Bob Barr of Georgia for anti intellectual behavior and moral posturing. The column argues Barr’s hypocrisy on abortion, Defense of Marriage Act, and associations with the Council of Conservative Citizens while invoking Martin Luther King. It cites Barr’s impeachment trial conduct and warns against squandered power in a diverse nation. The piece appears in the Herald Journal syndicated on Thursdays.
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Ex-radical Kathleen Schah Arrest Linked to 1975 Bombs
The Los Angeles Times Syndicate notes ex radical Kathleen Ann Schah, now called as pitalite, was arrested for involvement in placing bombs under police cars in 1975. She was the garden club member with an office pigs tattoo and the case cites a judge ordering the government to deny or confirm surgically planted tracking in mobster Vincent Marino. The procedure is described as pin the tar on the den.
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