Free Press Editorials
The latest Free Press Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: Hurricane Kamala
The next time a hurricane develops it should be named Kamala, in honor of our vice president. Why Kamala, you ask?
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Opinion: Reimagine Broad Street all the way to the foundry area and the foot of Lookout Mountain
Perhaps it's biting off more than planners can chew, but we'd like to see the "Reimagining Broad Street" initiative extend from the riverfront to the foot of Lookout Mountain.
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Opinion: Stacey Abrams’ Big-Lie accusations
Losing 2018 Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams was all over the country's newspapers in 2019, maintaining she didn't lose her election, insisting minority voting rights everywhere were being trampled upon, and making a name for herself and the organizations she started.
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Opinion: Central Avenue extension project inching along after four years
Erlanger Health System employees park on the former tennis courts.
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Opinion: Can a new firing range and law enforcement training center be sped up?
The gears of government grind slowly.
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Opinion: No need to ban drag shows, but can’t we agree they are adult entertainment?
It seems to us there is a simple solution to drag shows in our community.
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Opinion: Biden’s student loan reforms are a looming disaster
Amid the stir caused by President Joe Biden's plan to cancel student loan debts, far too little attention has been paid to another far-reaching reform: the administration's change to a lending program known as income-driven repayment (or IDR).
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Opinion: Another $400 billion, but who will ever notice?
Democrats want to talk abortion, abortion, abortion, hoping intently that voters don’t notice the economy, the economy, the economy. But amid a steady torrent of bad economic news, the party faithful may be engaging in a mission of futility.
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Opinion: Gov. Bill Lee’s day of prayer, humility and fasting proclamation again brings out the half-baked complaints
It must be the fact that it's an election year.
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Opinion: What’s at fault for lower life expectancy? Health care has less influence than individual choices.
Progressives like to point out that Americans pay more for health care yet have poorer outcomes than people in countries of similar wealth.
