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October 7, 2008
Obama and McCain's embrace of coal is mostly about pandering to swing-state voters.
Obama erred in associating with the ex-Weatherman. But he certainly is not hanging out with 'terrorists.'
Simpson's conviction last week raises the question of whether two wrongs can make a right.
October 6, 2008
The justices will hear less politically charged cases in the term that begins today.
Illegal immigration costs everyone. So why is Washington forcing expensive new rules on the state?
Pirates like those who seized a ship full of arms off Somalia pose a lethal threat. Foreign navies need to act.
October 5, 2008
The need to reform immigration laws is highlighted by the capture of 1,700 illegals linked to crimes.
A judge's order to preserve all of the V.P.'s records pending a lawsuit's outcome helps guard transparency.
October 3, 2008
Biden and Palin squared off in a vice presidential debate that was mostly political theater.
Measure Q is far too vague for voters to risk $7 billion on future, unspecified L.A. Unified expenses.
Measure J benefits us all by helping to upgrade classroom technology at L.A. community colleges.
October 2, 2008
Bullet trains, children's healthcare and veterans' housing all deserve support.
The Senate's version of the $700-billion Wall Street financial package is larded with pork.
October 1, 2008
A new program by California and other Western states to curb pollution will work -- if done right.
Chinese disregard for product safety makes it crucial for shoppers to know where food comes from.
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