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If the most frequently dialed federal agency in America can't even answer two-thirds of the millions of phone calls it gets, should the government cut its budget?
February 08, 2015
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Other Views
Seeing clips of that 22-minute video of the immolation of the Jordanian pilot, one wonders: Who would be drawn to the cause of these barbarians who perpetrated such an atrocity?
February 07, 2015
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By Pat Buchanan
Founder and editor of the American Conservative
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Other Views
This year marks the 102nd anniversary of the birth of Woody Guthrie, and in these hard times of tinkle-down economics, we sure could use some of his hard-hitting musical stories and inspired lyrical populism.
February 07, 2015
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By JIM HIGHTOWER
Political columnist
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Life is short, so don't spend it beating yourself up.
February 06, 2015
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By JILL RICHARDSON
Author of ‘Recipe for America’
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I believe that parents should vaccinate their children. Because children are vulnerable, the media have a responsibility to inform parents about the risks involved when they don't vaccinate their children.
February 05, 2015
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By Debra Saunders
National columnist
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Other Views
"Many people were inconvenienced by the Montgomery bus boycotts. Do you think Rosa Parks should pay restitution for that?" Mollie Costello hectored the Bay Area Rapid Transit board at a recent hearing. Costello is one of the Black Friday 14 - 14 protesters arrested Nov. 28 for shutting down the West Oakland BART station and four of five transit lines for three hours to protest the killing of unarmed black men by police officers.
February 04, 2015
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By Debra Saunders
National columnist
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Other Views
Old songs occasionally need to be refreshed with updated verses.
February 04, 2015
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By JIM HIGHTOWER
Political columnist
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Other Views
I recently mentioned in a column on renewable energy that solar power could generate half of the world's electricity by 2050. I cited the International Energy Agency as my source.
February 03, 2015
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By EMILY GRECO
Managing editor of Other Words
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Other Views
The brilliant actor Benedict Cumberbatch is in hot water for getting his words wrong. Appearing on Tavis Smiley's show, the Oscar-nominated star of "The Imitation Game" took a strong stand in favor of greater diversity in Hollywood.
February 01, 2015
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Susan Estrich
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Other Views
Hundreds of thousands of protesters descend on Washington every January to "March for Life," protesting the horror of more than a million abortions in America every year. Every year the "news" outlets report next to nothing, even when their reporters are there documenting the event as their cameras film it.
January 31, 2015
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L. BRENT BOZELL III
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Other Views
The Super Bowl is well timed. It comes mid-winter, a month after our New Year's resolutions begin deflating, when the market is teetering, our finances are squeezed, and the collections agencies calling day and night. For those who were fortunate to make some income last year, the 1099's or W-2s arrive, and we brace ourselves to face off with the IRS.
January 31, 2015
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DEAN McFALLS
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Other Views
So why is it that while other states are now enjoying gas prices of less than $2 per gallon, California is still paying higher prices?
January 29, 2015
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By GEORGE RUNNER
State Board of Equalization member
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Other Views
First lady Michelle Obama made an important statement when she showed up in Saudi Arabia with her husband Tuesday to mourn the death of King Abdullah and meet successor King Salman. Though the first lady dressed in a fashion respectful of Saudi custom - in black pants and a long, loose jacket that fully covered her arms and legs - she did not don a headscarf. Saudi women do not have that choice. Thus, the first lady made a fashion statement that sent a politely assertive message to the all-male Saudi delegation.
January 29, 2015
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By Debra Saunders
National columnist
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Other Views
Within hours after the Supreme Court announced it would decide whether the Constitution requires every state to recognize marriages between persons of the same sex, the New York Times published an editorial gleefully predicting the inevitable outcome. When its ruling comes down in June, the Times assures us, the Supreme Court will "end the debate once and for all."
January 27, 2015
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By PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY
National Columnist
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Other Views
As messed up as it sounds, in the unending struggle for justice, there is such thing as a "positive negative." This occurs when you win a struggle that you never should have had to deal with in the first place.
January 27, 2015
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By JIM HIGHTOWER
Political columnist
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Other Views
