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In Arkansas, one of her three home states, Hillary Clinton long ago landed the endorsement of nearly every major Democratic officeholder in sight. If politics were deregulated W<i>hat if the country held an election and there was no one to make sure that candidates played by the rules -- no agency that could issue regulations, write advisory opinions or bring enforcement actions against those breaking the law? -- The Washington Post, editorially alarmed.</i> Already bought teens a phone ... now what? When my teens opened their new cell phones last year, you would have thought they had won the lottery. For the first time in our careers as parents, we hit the gift-giving nail on the head with our boys. All those articles covering gift-giving tips for hard-to-please teens seemed a waste of ink -- at the time. Letters to the Editor Don't be lulled by NIE on Iran What do Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Hungary, Poland and 19 other peace and freedom loving countries have in common with the United States after the U.S. intelligence community issued its National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) report recently? |
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