Giffords Returns as Wu Resigns After Debt Vote
The article contrasts Gabrielle Giffords triumphant return to vote on raising the debt ceiling with Oregon Democrat David Wu stepping down after scandal. Giffords’ return follows her Tucson mall shooting. Wu admits misconduct and plans to resign. The piece notes voters’ distrust of Congress versus its members.
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Georgia immigration law harms farms and economy
Uvalda Georgia mayor urges federal reform as Georgia law imposing police powers to enforce immigration faces suit. Farmers report $300 million in losses and crop rot while restaurants face worker shortages amid a broader national debate. Reform is urged when Congress returns.
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Obama era budget worries spark voter frustration in letter
A reader laments rising costs and job losses, cites NAFTA and GATT, criticizes taxes and deficits, and urges Congress to curb spending. The letter blames the president for slow growth, calls for job creation, border security, veteran care, and restraint in foreign policy while accusing politicians of partisanship.
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Debt ceiling drama exposes liberalism’s limits and Obama’s peril
George Will argues the debt ceiling fight reveals liberalism’s dependency on increased government reach. He contends Obama’s stance shows concession to conservatives, blames stimulus for eroding credibility, and warns of a stagnant economy and a drifting national identity as the 2012 political battle looms.
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