Playing Limbaugh's Game Regarding "Delegate Seating Battle Back In Court" (front page, May 23): ...more

May 30, 2008

TAMPA - Seven women and five men will decide whether movies distributed by a Hollywood movie producer who uses the name Max Hardcore are criminally obscene, that is, whether they violate the standards of the Tampa area community. ...more

May 27, 2008

What will it take to get Hillary Clinton to quit? ...more

May 11, 2008

What will it take to get Hillary Clinton to quit? Oh, that's right, quit isn't in the Clintons' vocabulary, and she insists she's staying on the campaign trail "until there's a nominee." Hello? Apparently, presidential campaigns on Planet Hillary work differently than those here on Earth. ...more

May 11, 2008

Imagine if a front-page article smearing your good name appeared in one of the biggest newspapers in the country. In place of proof, the newspaper substituted rumor and innuendo supplied by anonymous sources to support the outrageous allegation that you may have been unfaithful to your spouse and may have shamed the profession in which you have spent a lifetime building a reputation. Can you imagine what your reaction to such character assassination would be? ...more

February 25, 2008

A New York Times story examining John McCain's relationship with a female lobbyist eight years ago has thrust the newspaper into the spotlight, with McCain slamming the story as a "hit-and-run smear campaign" and conservative pundits rallying to the senator's defense. The Times stood its ground. ...more

February 22, 2008

Republicans do need to unite against the national party. Rush Limbaugh will make money regardless of who wins the presidency. After all, there are still senators and representatives putting bills on the table for the yet-to-be-named president to sign. ...more

February 8, 2008

Sen. John McCain has long aroused almost unanimous opposition from the leaders of the right. Angry over crimes against conservative orthodoxy such as voting against a big tax cut and opposing a federal ban on same-sex marriage, conservative activists have agitated for months to thwart his Republican presidential campaign. ...more

February 1, 2008

Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have called a well-advised truce in their war of words over racial issues. But the lull will be temporary unless Clinton reins in surrogates eager to take cheap shots at Obama. ...more

January 16, 2008

This references Dean Johnson's Dec. 6 letter and Billy Raymond's Dec. 15 letter, subject "I agree." Apparently both of these gentlemen are convinced that it does not matter whatever mankind does here on earth, it will not affect the climate or result in global warming, because "God controls the world's temperature, not man. God controls the climate, the earth's ecosystem, and our environment." So, I guess we do not have to be concerned about excess vehicle emissions and smog affecting the climate or ecosystem. We can dump our batteries, paints, acids, oils, nuclear waste, etc. into our landfills, because "God controls our ecosystem, not man." In view of the above covenants stated by the two writers, if the recent California fires, which destroyed thousands of acres, was caused by arson and there is any resulting ecosystem damage, we cannot hold the arsonist responsible, we must hold God accountable. It should be noted that Mr. Johnson has previously stated he believes that "global warming is the biggest hoax." ...more

December 21, 2007