Free Press Commentary
The latest Free Press Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Free Press Opinion: Should America have a red line?
President Trump has acted as no other president has by unleashing a war on Iran whose objective is not only preventing the ayatollahs from ever building a nuclear weapon but ideally (though unmentioned) replacing the fanatics with leaders more friendly to Israel and the West and delivering freedom and prosperity to the Iranian people.
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Free Press Opinion: The tale of the disappearing jobs numbers
The nation's highly anticipated monthly job reports have turned into the boy who cried wolf.
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Free Press Opinion: In war time, Americans should unify
Criticism of President Trump's bombing campaign against the Iranian regime continues from most Democrats and a few Republicans.
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Ron Hart: Whack-a-mullah is new Iran game
Things are moving at Trump speed in Iran.
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Free Press Opinion: How does this war end? The US needs a better answer
More than a week after the U.S. and Israel launched punishing airstrikes against Iran, neither side appears ready to pause hostilities.
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Free Press Opinion: A Texas Democrat’s push for evangelical votes
Democrats have had trouble in recent years attracting conservative evangelical voters, who mostly vote for Republicans.
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Community Voice: Why growth matters — and why standing still puts our future at risk
Communities, like businesses and families, face a simple truth: If you are not moving forward, you are falling behind.
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Free Press Opinion: Trump, Iran and the shadow of the war against Iraq
The best essay for understanding right-wing support for Donald Trump's war against Iran was published in National Review in 2023, at the 20th anniversary of the Iraq invasion.
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Free Press Opinion: Chattanooga job growth needs a way to house new workers
Careers require homes. And Chattanooga's housing market is telling a different story than its jobs numbers.
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Free Press Opinion: Why MAHA must be family first to succeed
A couple weeks ago, Calley Means, the man responsible for securing the MAGA/MAHA alliance between Donald J. Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., took to X to call out The New York Times for describing home cooking as "unpaid labor that tends to fall disproportionately on women."
