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: Kamala Harris wants to tackle corporate ‘price-gouging.’ Here’s what she’s missing
The best thing about Kamala Harris' policy debut last week was the backlash.
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Opinion: Reagan: The movie
The producers didn't plan for the biopic about the life of Ronald Reagan to open so close to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, but delays caused by the pandemic and an actors strike led to its release on Aug. 30.
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Opinion: Facing a cost-of-living crisis? You’re not alone
Americans are facing a cost-of-living crisis. Folks are falling hopelessly behind. Why?
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Opinion: San Francisco plus 40
The first Democratic National Convention I attended was in San Francisco in 1984. UN Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick indelibly labeled attendees "San Francisco Democrats," because of their left-leaning policies.
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Opinion: The weird, creepy, surreal — and dangerous — 2024 campaign
The already-long 2024 presidential campaign has become the strangest in modern history.
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Opinion: Trump turned politics into reality TV; now Harris is the show to watch
Never has the GOP been more unified, and Donald Trump deserves all the credit.
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Opinion: Universal basic income fails universally
Free money makes people less likely to work. If common sense doesn't convince you of that, a new study should.
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Opinion: Kamala Harris signs onto a signature Trump issue, taking pandering to new depths
Pandering to voters is a time-honored tradition in American politics, but Vice President Kamala Harris took it to new levels with her surprising promise over the weekend to seek to end federal income taxes on tips.
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Opinion: Maybe legalizing weed wasn’t such a great idea
Depending on where you live and how you want to use it, it is pretty easy to get marijuana in the U.S.
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Opinion: Informing low-information voters
Bring back Jay Leno! The former host of the "Tonight Show" had a segment called "Jaywalking," during which he would ask people on the street easy questions they often couldn't answer.
