Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: ‘Affordable to whom?’ Leading low-income housing issue with education
The lack of affordable housing is a crisis that cities across the country are scrambling to resolve, including Chattanooga.
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Opinion: LeBron’s Look: This Christmas, cultivate year-long kindness
Merry Christmas, everyone, and happy Kwanzaa.
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Opinion: Roads reinvented: Embracing multi-modal travel challenges
The Chattanooga City Council agreed Tuesday to defer until next year a vote on an ordinance that would include rollerblades and skateboards as legitimate modes of transportation on city streets.
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Opinion: Why the Supreme Court should take Tennessee’s gender-affirming care ban case
Tennessee lawmakers and Republican Gov. Bill Lee don't have their priorities straight, and the U.S. Supreme Court should tell them so.
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Opinion: Whether it takes 3 or 20 votes, VW Chattanooga needs a union
Omne trium perfectum — translated into English — means everything that comes in threes is perfect.
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Opinion: LeBron’s Looks: School board shakeup
Why that’s a good thing
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Opinion: Biden impeachment inquiry is a shameless political stunt
To say that the House GOP needs to get its priorities straight is the biggest of understatements.
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Opinion: Proposed Chattanooga ordinance levels playing field for rollerbladers, skateboarders
The conversation around pedestrian safety and road inclusion has intensified over the past few weeks in Chattanooga, and rightfully so.
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Opinion: Why Republicans want to decide who’s an American
Using specific dates to define entire eras is often a gimmick, a way of compressing wild and unwieldy life into a neatly artificial package. But some days, or years, just massively overproduce, leaving behind a nation, or world, transformed. As a quote typically attributed to Vladimir Lenin has it, "There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen."
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Opinion: Bona fide party member bill will confuse, intimidate voters
In Tennessee we have open primary elections, where any person can vote in a party's primary without having to register to said party. Only 15 other states in the country have the same primary system.
