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Armenian-American special-interest groups recently launched a campaign, led by Rep. Adam B. Schiff, California Democrat, and Rep. Robert J. Dold Jr., Illinois Republican, to pressure Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton into retracting her statement on the recent French legislative bill criminalizing denial of the "Armenian genocide." Published February 17, 2012
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Much has been said recently in the news media about the drastic cuts President Obama has proposed to our nation's defense budget. But nary a word has been said about the lessons supposedly learned from the Japanese sneak attack on Hawaii's Pearl Harbor. Published February 17, 2012
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Peter Vincent Pry ("If Iran already has the bomb, what then?" Commentary, Thursday) makes some excellent points regarding the troubling possibility of Iran already possessing the nuclear capacity to wreak immediate and massive deaths and destruction on our nation. Published February 17, 2012
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The National Defense Authorization Act passed without hearings, thereby cementing the United States' new position as a police state by giving law enforcement the right to detain and imprison us without charges or due process ("End of the Constitution," Commentary, Monday). Published February 16, 2012
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I believe that The Washington Times' standard of journalistic excellence is among the best in the country. But I was disappointed in the reporting in "Social Security reserves forecast to run dry in '22." (Tuesday, Page 1). Published February 16, 2012
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By lifting the gun purchase limit, the state of Virginia can expect to see a lifting of its violence limits as well ("Va. Senate votes to repeal one-gun-a-month law," Web, Feb. 6). Published February 16, 2012
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It bothers me that in a time of sorrow, many only want to focus on the very dark side of Whitney Houston's short life ("Whitney Houston's squandered gift," Commentary, Tuesday). Published February 15, 2012
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I am tired of hearing about the financial disaster our country is facing and how the country is headed toward bankruptcy. The truth is we are already there. Published February 15, 2012
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President Obama's bogus $3.8 trillion budget, containing a 0.2 percent spending increase and a 17.5 percent increase in taxes, was specifically prepared to be rejected by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives while solidifying the Obama re-election base ("How Obama will waste your money," Comment & Analysis, Wednesday). Published February 15, 2012
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For years, we have watched our religious freedoms being eaten away. Many say we have a secular nation. Published February 15, 2012
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Unfortunately, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and the Democratic legislature are poised to enact into law "same-sex marriage" ("Same-sex marriage bill gets hearing in Md. House," Web, Friday). Published February 13, 2012
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The Obama administration's decision to mandate contraceptive coverage, including abortifacients and sterilization, in health insurance plans offered by religious institutions such as colleges and hospitals has awakened the wrath of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops ("Contraception compromising comes to end," Page 1, Monday). Published February 13, 2012
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The Alexandria paramedic who died last week may have died doing what he loved, but he was too young to die ("Paramedic dies after falling from roadway," Metro, Friday). In an attempt to help others when responding to a car fire, Joshua Weisman, 33, fell over a railing and onto some jagged rocks in a creek below. He later succumbed to his serious head injuries. Published February 13, 2012
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The Obama administration's Iran policy is similar to that of the proverbial ostrich with its head in the sand, hoping that the problem will go away ("On Obama's watch," Commentary, Tuesday). Published February 10, 2012
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You can tell it is an election year because those running for the GOP nomination are using the C-word (Christian). Published February 10, 2012
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We've taken our eye off the ball in the uproar over federally mandated contraception coverage ( "Contraception battle: not a war on religion, but a war on women," Web, Friday). Published February 10, 2012
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To the "occupiers" of America: Many of you have good heart, but you are protesting in the wrong place. Published February 10, 2012
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Earlier this week, I attended yet another meeting here in Phoenix that featured a panel of experts on the subject of allocating Arizona's water supply. Each panelist reflected that tired notion that we just need to do better planning, which means having smart people tell other presumably dumber people what to do or not do. Published February 9, 2012
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In The Washington Times news article "McDonnell urges OK for tax credits for school choice" (Web, Tuesday) Virginia Delegate Kenneth R. Plum, Fairfax Democrat, implies that he is not an implacable foe of private-school choice for needy children. When public schools are "fully funded," says Mr. Plum, advocates of corporate-tax-credit scholarships or other school-choice measures can "come back." Then Mr. Plum and fellow solons will kindly discuss the issue with them. Published February 9, 2012
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The debates and the responses of the Republican presidential candidates to the challenges that we face as a nation thus far have not inspired trust or confidence. The priorities of the debate moderators have guided the questioning, which has intentionally avoided addressing the proverbial elephant in the room. Published February 9, 2012
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