Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: In county attorney squabble, mounting conflicts don’t make a right
The list of Hamilton County Attorney Rheubin Taylor's outside-of-county-business estate cases can't help but have cost us poor county taxpayers extra money — and with the full acceptance of Hamilton County Commissioners.
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Opinion: Democracy’s on the ballot
Yes, democracy is on the ballot.
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Opinion: The Republican plot against Medicare and Social Security
The New York Times recently reported that Republicans, anticipating possible victory in the midterms, are embracing plans to cut Social Security and Medicare benefits — even though such cuts would be incredibly unpopular and would make nonsense of the GOP's attempts to portray itself as the party of the working class.
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Opinion: Where are Chattanooga’s homeless supposed to go?
One has to wonder what the homeless are supposed to do.
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Opinion: Trump’s guys have their work cut out for them
If Democrats do better than expected in next week's elections, let's hope they send a thank-you card to Donald Trump.
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Opinion: How China lost America
When future historians look back on 2022, they will have a lot to choose from when they ask the question: What was the most important thing that happened that year? Was it Brexit, Chexit, Ruxit or Trumpit?
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Opinion: Are Chattanooga-area incumbents election deniers? Here are ‘their own words.’ Or not.
In mid-to-late October, we spent a lot of ink detailing how Tennessee's and Georgia's federal lawmakers of the Republican persuasion gaslighted us over and over with false claims about the 2020 presidential election.
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Opinion: What did they do with their humanity?
An 82-year-old man sustains a skull fracture from a predawn home invasion, and you think it's funny? Or that it's fodder for another dumb conspiracy theory?
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Opinion: Can polls survive losing half the country?
Attacking the credibility of polls (and pollsters) has become a kind of bank shot for those aiming to destroy the credibility of the institution that polls simulate: elections.
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Opinion: There’s nothing conservative in this maddening Hamilton County feud
Residents of Hamilton County ought to be madder than hornets today while our Hamilton County commissioners -- all 11 of them -- and our county mayor and our former (or is he still?) county attorney spend our tax dollars on more attorneys so they can all salve their swollen egos.
