Free Press Commentary
The latest Free Press Commentary coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Opinion section.
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Opinion: The blue state blues
Progressives are frantically sounding the alarm about blue state governance. The motivation isn't improving quality of life but the downstream political implications.
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Opinion: The cultural contradictions of Trumpism
since this is short, please put "submit letters" box under this. thanks
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Opinion: Higher ed needs more viewpoint diversity
What's the point of going to college? Building skills and networking for a future career are a big part of it, but exploring new ideas is a key piece too.
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Opinion: Romney’s Senate exit marks an end to the bipartisanship D.C. desperately needs
Mitt Romney delivered his farewell speech before the U.S. Senate in early December. It isn't hyperbole to say it marked the end of an era.
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Opinion: The lessons of 1925 can teach us something today
Political and other prognosticators are busy as usual predicting the future.
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Opinion: Musk’s God complex may give Trump trouble
This is the trouble with Elon Musk's debut as a federal budget negotiator
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Opinion: Trump should reform financial watchdogs; here’s how
News that President-elect Donald Trump's team wants to hack away at the forbidding tangle of U.S. bank regulation is welcome in the abstract.
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Opinion: It took me 30 years to read the wartime letters my father wrote to my mother
Fifty-nine letters, bound by a brittle rubber band, saved in a dresser drawer for a half-century.
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Opinion: Universities have a free speech problem, but they won’t admit it
In Alcoholics Anonymous, the first step toward recovery is to acknowledge that you have a problem. You can't get better until you admit that you're not well.
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Opinion: Lower standards, more spending are wrong answers in US K-12 education
U.S. educators better hope Santa doesn't check test results. New results from an international comparison of K-12 students showed they continue to fall behind their peers around the world.
