Protecting the right to vote for all
The piece argues against restrictive voting laws seen in several states including Texas and Florida. It notes Attorney General Holder's push to review laws under the Voting Rights Act, supports automatic voter registration at 18, and contends broad turnout benefits democracy while suppressing turnout harms the public.
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Community voices clash over religious sponsorship and school cuts
Readers critique the Florida Family Association for pressuring Lowe s about a TLC show while lamenting fear driven by such actions. The Lorain community asks transparency as Lorain Schools face budget cuts, reduced busing, and debates over programs and funding, urging accountability from district leadership.
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Keynesian economics may be obsolete in modern debt era
Washington essay argues large deficits and bond market power threaten Keynesian remedies. It cites Greece Ireland Italy Spain and the United States with debt ratios and interest rates, notes stimulus doubts and warns that reliance on deficits risks a future crisis and loss of market access. Robert J. Samuelson.
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Almanac highlights and historical notes for 2011
Key events 1808 Louisiana Purchase transfer to USA. 1860 South Carolina secedes. 1941 Hitler orders no retreat. 1989 US invades Panama to oust Noriega. Notable births include Harvey Firestone and Irene Dunne. Sugar Ray Robinson wins welterweight crown in 1946. Homeschooled students estimated at 1.5 million. Moon phase between last quarter and new.
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