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**FILE** Sen. Jon Tester, Montana Democrat, speaks at the state Capitol in Helena on Oct. 2, 2012, while campaigning with help from fellow Democratic Sen. Jim Webb of Virginia. (Associated Press)

EDITORIAL: No free pass on gun rights for red-state Democrats

If Democrats regain a majority in the House and retain the Senate, the first order of business after a tragic shooting would be to enact strict gun control. Everyone knows it, and that's a problem for Democratic senators. Published July 9, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Time for a parliamentary system?

When I look at the American political landscape, I do not see a two-party system. Instead I see gridlock among liberal Democrats, moderate Democrats, the undecided, the GOP establishment and, of course, the Tea Party. Published July 9, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Douglass would abhor affirmative action

In his July 9 column "A primer on race," Thomas Sowell uses Jason Riley's new book "Please Stop Helping Us" to make the point that governmental "affirmative action" policies hurt black Americans far more often than they help them. Published July 9, 2014

Seattle City Council Member Kshama Sawant addresses a news conference on a proposal to increase the minimum wage in the city, in Seattle, in this April 24, 2014, file photo. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File) ** FILE **

EDITORIAL: Banning internships, hurting interns

Finding a paying job these days is hard enough. Certain liberals on the Left Coast are determined now to make it harder still, with a scheme to eliminate interns. Published July 8, 2014

Texas Gov. Rick Perry will meet with President Obama in Dallas to discuss the situation at the state's border with Mexico.  (Associated Press)

EDITORIAL: Obama’s ‘Katrina’ moment

It takes audacity for President Obama to schedule a pair of Democratic fundraisers in Texas while he refuses to tour the chaos on the Texas border. Published July 8, 2014

**FILE** Chickens peck at flowers, recycle plant waste and provide manure for the gardens inside a fenced-in enclosure at the Illinois governor's mansion Friday, May 9, 2014, in Springfield, Ill. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman)

EDITORIAL: The EPA’s outrage in the barnyard

Barack Obama derided George W. Bush's strategy of "going it alone" overseas as "cowboy diplomacy." Going it alone is the way of this administration's domestic policy. Published July 8, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Curry made a difference in PG County

The death of Wayne K. Curry, former Prince George's County executive, is very sad news and a tragic loss not only to Curry's family, but to the entire metropolitan region ("Former PG County Executive Wayne K. Curry dies of cancer at 63," Web, July 2). Published July 8, 2014

IMAGE DISTRIBUTED FOR FRISKIES - Friskies® “official spokescat,” Grumpy Cat helped announce the third annual “The Friskies” awards, for the best Internet cat videos of the year, during VidCon at the Anaheim Convention Center, Friday, June 27, 2014, in Anaheim, Calif. Fans can enter "The Friskies" at www.TheFriskies.com. (Bret Hartman/AP Images for Friskies)

EDITORIAL: Captioning cat videos

Cable and cellphone companies are universally unpopular, so the unthinking demand that the government regulate access. Such regulation invites absurd "innovations," such as the latest Federal Communications Commission proposal to require closed captioning on cat videos. Published July 7, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Linking MEK to terrorism is mistaken

In "Rally of Strange Bedfellows" (Web, June 29), Iran's principal opposition movement, Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MEK), is "strangely" smeared as "former terrorists." The article's take on the largest rally of Iranian opposition is flawed. Published July 7, 2014