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Andrew M. Borene
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07/30/10 11:05 AM ET
In times like this, in a nation of laws, we need to resort to our courts
through criminal and civil litigation. There may not yet be a clear-cut
statute that applies to a situation like this, but this issue is ripe
and national security is at stake.
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Rep. Collin Peterson (D-Minn.)
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07/29/10 05:00 PM ET
It isn’t every day a coalition of more than 140 organizations including
Human Rights Watch, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Conference of
Catholic Bishops and the American Farm Bureau Federation all agree on a
bill before Congress.
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Rep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla.)
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07/29/10 04:56 PM ET
The Castro regime is in dire financial trouble.
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J. Morton Davis
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07/27/10 07:32 PM ET
Long-term unemployment is threatening to become permanent.
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Reps. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) and Rep. James Langevin (D-RI)
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07/26/10 11:01 AM ET
Twenty years ago, the ADA demonstrated how much our country can change
for the better when business and advocates, Democrats and Republicans
work together for the common good. It’s an encouraging lesson as we work
to live up to the ADA’s promise.
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Dr. Richard Land
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07/22/10 06:31 PM ET
The time has come to resolve our nation’s immigration situation. With an estimated 12 million men, women and children living and working illegally in the United States, it is no less than a crisis.
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry
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07/21/10 05:52 PM ET
In late June, bullets fired during a skirmish in an ongoing and
escalating drug war in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, struck El Paso City Hall.
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Margo Wootan
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07/21/10 05:46 PM ET
Right now, Congress has the chance to play a starring role in ending
childhood obesity.
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Hekmat Karzai
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07/20/10 04:42 PM ET
Recently, there has been a rather tense dialogue between the Afghan government and the U.S. administration on creating a force at the village level, which can help in bringing peace and security. Creating such a force is one of the key pillars of the U.S. strategy in Afghanistan in tackling al Qaeda and the Taliban, an experiment some claim succeeded in Iraq. On the contrary, Afghans are quite worried about this development because of previous experiences and the conviction that such efforts are only short-term solutions and not a real exercise in achieving lasting peace and stability.
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Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.)
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07/20/10 04:35 PM ET
Soon the war in Afghanistan will enter its 10th year. It is already the longest war in our nation’s history, longer than Vietnam and World War II. One thing remains clear — there is no end in sight.
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