Editorials
The latest Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Free Press Editorials and Times Editorials.
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Local History: A walk in the woods with the Civilian Conservation Corps
In early May 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt announced that 169 naval officers were being transferred to the Civilian Conservation Corps leadership in Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia.
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Readers respond: Mailer is voter suppression; Let merit not race decide leadership
So the color of one's skin is more important than the content of one's character, one's effectiveness or one's ability to work with others, according to Chattanooga Councilperson Raquetta Dotley
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Letters to the editors: Weapons stockpile, liberal Times outdoes itself and vote Chip Baker
The radical liberal (editorial) side of the TFP outdid itself several weeks ago.
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Letter to the editors: Remember Holbrook’s ‘Twain’? No phones at shows is still the right idea
My better half and I got a chuckle out of your recent "no phone" experience (Perspective, 4/26).
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‘Nasty’ Georgia governor ads, Hwy 153 development, Election Day and more Rants
As a citizen of a representative republic, it is your right and your duty to vote. Election Day is May 5.
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Good Deed: Volunteers collect nearly 10,000 pounds of trash at Tennessee River cleanup
Volunteers removed nearly 10,000 pounds of trash at an Earth Day cleanup at Chickamauga Lake.
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Times Opinion: Corporations spend big in Florida politics
Before Florida's legislative session began in January, corporations, political committees and lobbyists showered the accounts of some of the state's most influential lawmakers with a fresh $14 million in a single day.
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Times Opinion: Texas is to blame for nation’s redistricting disaster
So far, the redistricting power grab that President Donald Trump launched in Texas has ended in a stalemate for the parties and a huge loss for our nation.
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Readers write: Whatever happened to good customer service?
Whatever happened to customer service? In my opinion it has gone to Hades in a handbasket.
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Times Opinion: After Supreme Court ruling, voting rights are under threat in Chattanooga
The U.S. Supreme Court has done it. By effectively striking down the Voting Rights Act of 1965, American representative democracy has been downgraded to a relic of a bygone era when this nation made a sincere attempt to realize its founding ideal of equality for all.
