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: Will inflation turn out to be a friend of Lookouts stadium construction in the long run?
Inflation taketh away, but it also can giveth.
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Opinion: Reducing the size of government in Nashville — by state edict — not the way to go
If someone had asked us, we would have told them we think 40 people are too many for a governing body.
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Opinion: Lieutenant governor’s questionable social media posts open him to charges of hypocrisy
Every Instagram user should have supportive friends like state Sen. Randy McNally, Tennessee's lieutenant governor. But today not everybody is viewing that support in the same way.
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Opinion: Score one for Tennessee’s governor in Twitter back-and-forth with California governor
In the era before a particular presidential candidate named Donald Trump, Republicans often had a difficult time sticking up for themselves.
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Opinion: Early North Georgia campaign visits presaged Carter’s presidency, post-presidency years
Future President Jimmy Carter, in frequent visits to North Georgia in two campaigns for governor in 1966 and 1970, offered Chattanooga area residents glimpses into what his presidential campaigns, his presidency and his post-presidency might be like.
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Opinion: Tennessee now has banned abortions, Black history, books and drag shows, or has it?
What do the following have in common?
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Opinion: Lawmaker’s apology for ‘hanging by a tree’ comment falls short; it’s ‘better to remain silent’
The late, conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh used to frequently invoke the term "words mean things" when he cited hypocritical, hyperbolic or hysterical comments from politicians.
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Opinion: Dispatching ‘Dilbert’ while criticizing the sensitizing of Dahl books not the same thing
We remember some years ago someone sharing with us a newsletter by Scott Adams, the creator of the "Dilbert" cartoon strip.
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Opinion: Align charter school rules instead of criticizing their presence
It probably shouldn't surprise us by now, but it seems no good deed goes unpunished when it comes to improving public education.
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Opinion: Sensitizing children’s books opens a can of worms we don’t need
It's a fact. Some of us are fat. Some of us have horsey faces. And some of us have wonky noses.
