Letters To The Editor
To The Editor: Bush bill-signing statements President Bush has attached over 800 bill-signing statements on bills he has signed during his term of office. These bill-signing statements are the most sweeping usurpation of congressional and judicial authority ever conceived by a president in this country. In effect, it puts everyone on notice that even though the President has signed a bill into law, he reserves the right to interpret and/or ignore the law if (in his sole judgment) he believes he has presidential authority to do so. No such over-reaching power should be held by anyone. Congress should act immediately to stop this practice. I am not prepared to cede this kind of power to any President
A New Hope
A New Hope The Democrat running for the office of Attorney General of Texas in the general election this fall has given me hope. With little name recognition, David Van Os
Self-aware Leftovers Is A Sure Sign Of Trouble
Self-aware Leftovers Is A Sure Sign Of Trouble There
Confederate Savior Turns Tyrant On Home-Front
Confederate Savior Turns Tyrant On Home-Front With Galveston under enemy occupation and the second largest port of Indianola about to fall into Yankee hands, Texas
Things I Can
Things I Can
Senator Jeff Wentworth:
Senator Jeff Wentworth:
Prosecutions Or Persecutions
Prosecutions Or Persecutions Oh, what a week we have just lived through. There have been events popping up all around us, near and far, some of immeasurable magnitude and others apparently miniscule in scale. Then again, one never knows when that ever pesky “Chaos Theory” (or “Butterfly Effect”) will turn a pound of glimmering 24-carat gold into a steaming lump of horse manure with the mere swish of a tail. On the larger scale of existence beneath a dome insulated in ignorant bliss, King George XLIII couldn
Sexy Calendars: A Grave Business?
Sexy Calendars: A Grave Business? In recent years, there
Cowboys And Cowgirls Don
Cowboys And Cowgirls Don
Putting Trust In The Boy Who Cried
Putting Trust In
The Boy Who Cried
Lt. Watada
NORMAN, Okla.
Scholars Accept Pope
AMMAN, Jordan
Air America Radio Files For Bankruptcy Protections
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.
Conference For Media Reform Offers Scholarships
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
U.S. Policy Revised For Space Dominance
WASHINGTON
