Columnists
The latest Columnists coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Opinion: A red-wave goodbye to victimhood politics
There is bad news if you're an illegal immigrant on death row awaiting a sex-change operation so you can play women's volleyball.
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Opinion: Chancellor Steve Angle’s enduring legacy at UTC
As Chancellor Steve Angle transitions from his role at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga to join the faculty in January 2025, we pause to reflect on his dedication and accomplishments over the past 11 and a half years.
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Kennedy: Bracing for the election aftermath
In days (please, not weeks) we will know the winner, the new president of the United States.
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The Rant
Early voting efficiency idea: Lines are really long. Could there be separate lines for conspiracy theorists and non-conspiracy theorists? Shorter wait for some.
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Good Deed: Parkridge Valley Child and Adolescent staff thanked for being good neighbor
We wanted Chattanoogans to know about the graciousness of the staff at Parkridge Valley Child and Adolescent Campus in East Brainerd.
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Local history: Moccasin Bend and the summer of 1995
The summer of 1995 was a memorable one for Moccasin Bend. I had just become chairperson of the state mental health hospital board, and we were all surprised one morning in June to learn that workers from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga were preparing nearby land for athletic fields. The plans called for a 10-acre sports complex including softball, track, and soccer/football venues. Concerned that the acreage of the Bend was up for grabs, however legitimate the needs and however much we admired and supported the university, our board began searching for ways to protect the Bend and stave off future incursions.
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Vote for the sake of future generations and more letters to the editors
Vote for the sake of future generations
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Opinion: Misinformation is more than just bad facts
How and why people spread rumors is key to understanding how false information travels and takes root
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Letter from the editor: How soon will we know the results of the presidential election?
For many years, newspapers knew on election night who had been elected president.
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Opinion: Kamala Harris has been reintroduced more times than the McRib
Thinking she would be crowned as president since she was the Democrats' nominee, Kamala Harris themed her campaign "joy." The newbie surged in the polls. Dems, knowing how bad she was, put her in their Candidate Protection Program. Then they let their media reintroduce the most unpopular and liberal vice president as some sort of brilliant leader.
