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: Vance or Rubio in front for 2028 election?
For the first year of the second Trump presidency, Vice President JD Vance served primarily as the White House's designated tough guy. Rather than…
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Free Press Opinion: Compassion, not extremism, will win hearts and minds in fight for the unborn
Tennessee has undergone one of the most significant moral awakenings in America, transforming from a state with some of the nation's highest abortion rates…
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Free Press Opinion: Daylight saving time permanent? Senate is unsure
Will the nation's biannual ritual of moving the clock backward and forward an hour soon be a thing of the past? Perhaps, but it's…
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Free Press Opinion: In Maine, Troy Jackson is Graham Platner lite
Troy Jackson, the Maine Democratic Party prospective nominee for the Senate, is Graham Platner lite. Platner withdrew from the race to face incumbent Republican…
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Ron Hart: World Cup shows foreigners our freedom and free refills
Every four years when World Cup soccer comes around, it transforms ordinary people into soccer experts. Suddenly your neighbor, who only watches fishing shows,…
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Free Press Opinion: Mexican president sends the wrong signal
A potential confrontation between the U.S. and Mexico is brewing. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's refusal to arrest government officials indicted in the U.S. on…
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Free Press Opinion: A domestic enemy in our midst? You bet
The oath is a familiar one. The president and vice president take it, as do members of Congress and many other high government officials.…
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Free Press Opinion: Houses are no longer the best place for your money
The median house price in Nantucket, Massachusetts, is nearly $4 million. It was just $500,000 in 1995. This sounds like a stunning increase in…
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Free Press Opinion: Another effort to micromanage credit purchases
People love the convenience of simply swiping a credit card or tapping their smartphones when making a purchase, but now lawmakers want to micromanage…
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Free Press Opinion: The Iran war could shape American policy for decades
The war with Iran that never really ended is back on. Like everybody else, including the Trump administration and the Iranian regime, I have…
