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EDITORIAL: Barbara Mikulski guarantees survival of Iran deal
Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, a bathed-in-the-wool Democrat, announced Wednesday to nobody's surprise that she will vote to uphold President Obama's deal with the mullahs in Iran. Published September 2, 2015
EDITORIAL: Hillary Clinton’s felonious ignorance
Parsing the weasel words of politicians is not a job for most Americans. That's supposed to be the job of the newspapers and the rest of the media, but few reporters are willing to do that as they watch Hillary Clinton repeating again and again her claim that her email scandal isn't really a problem. Published September 2, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The enemy is near
If history were an accurate record of past events, the current president's legacy would be one of the worst ever recorded. Published September 1, 2015
EDITORIAL: When lives don’t matter
Joining a street march is a long-standing American tradition, right up there with pancakes for Saturday breakfast and church on Sunday. Published September 1, 2015
EDITORIAL: Planned Parenthood’s continuing folly
Those wonderful folks at Planned Parenthood are running scared. Published September 1, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Obama silent on police murder
The unconscionable ambush assassination of Houston Deputy Darren Goforth this week continues the war waged by murderous gangsters against police throughout the nation ("Suspect in ambush of Houston-area deputy due in court," Web, Aug. 31). Published August 31, 2015
EDITORIAL: Turkey’s growing instability
Once the eastern anchor of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (geography has little to do with how governments title treaties), Turkey has become a problem, and a large one, for NATO policymakers. The problem contributes to the chaos in the Middle East. Published August 31, 2015
EDITORIAL: Migrants’ deadly journey to Europe
Illegal immigration isn't only an American dilemma. Europe is besieged by human waves of refugees fleeing war and deprivation in the Middle East and Africa. Published August 31, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: End voter fraud with IDS
Debate continues on whether we should require photo identification for all voters. One must consider why it is appropriate to require an ID for the writing a check or the paying of a bill (and taxes), but it is 'unreasonable' to require a voter to identify himself when it comes to choosing our leaders. Published August 31, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Hillary Clinton server not unclassified
In his op-ed "Hillary's rookie errors with classified information" (Web, Aug. 26) Daniel Gallington offers an excellent tutorial on the carefully constructed security china shop through which Hillary Rodham Clinton recklessly rampaged. Published August 30, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Use existing illegals law
Why does Donald Trump say 11 million illegal aliens must be deported, while others are claiming this would be an impossible task? In fact, there is a solution requiring no deportations, and it's already law: the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act, Section 8. Published August 30, 2015
EDITORIAL: Solyndra manufactured mostly lies
Sunlight is usually a good disinfectant, but not always. Published August 30, 2015
EDITORIAL: Democrats’ political fantasies
Politicians live in a fantasy world of their own invention, where it never rains and the skies are not cloudy all day. There's always an aide available to fetch and carry, to hold a trembling hand when the wind rattles a window, ready with assurances that the sun is shining at midnight, if that's what the boss wants to hear. Published August 30, 2015
M. Vijay Gupta, fisheries scientist, awarded first Sunhak Peace Prize for hunger fight
One of the winners of a major new international peace award on Friday urged global leaders to invest more heavily in aquaculture to address the rapidly growing challenge of hunger in developing countries. Published August 28, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Armed citizens can help protect us
The time has come to do away with "gun-free zones." They have become the prime hunting grounds for just about every sick or angry individual in the country. Published August 27, 2015
EDITORIAL: Judge sifts through Hillary Clinton’s emails
Hercules was the original man who gets things done. Tales of his 12 labors that included the slaying of monsters are the stuff of heroic legend. Cleaning out the Augean Stables is the stuff of heroic legend. U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan can sympathize with Hercules. Published August 27, 2015
EDITORIAL: Stopping the shooters
Rep. Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania is a man on a mission of mercy, and the time is right. Published August 27, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Confederate flag has rich history
This country owes as much of its enviable martial heritage to the U.S. south as to the north. But now to serve popular morality, we apparently must banish from history the Confederate battle flag and those who served under it. Published August 27, 2015
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Recall Caroline Kennedy now
According to an official government audit of the management and operations of the U.S Embassy in Japan, Caroline Kennedy has made a mess of the place ("It's no Camelot! Caroline Kennedy's oversight of Japanese embassy slammed," Web, Aug. 25). Published August 26, 2015
EDITORIAL: China’s collapsing market least of its worries
China is hurtling toward regime crisis. The Shanghai stock market roller coaster, the nervous reaction of other world markets and the frightening headlines across the world are the least of Beijing's worries. All the bad news is, however, symptomatic of deeper concerns. Published August 26, 2015
