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OPINION: How the right has lost sight
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Ask 10 Republicans why their party has fallen into a state of disarray, and one gets 50 different answers....

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OPINION: Say no to utilities raises
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Colorado Springs Utilities wants an 18.9 percent rate increase for 2009, which would add roughly $350...
Letters - Friday
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Closing schoolsBuena Vista is home to unique Montessori learning program...
OPINION: The myth of a housing crisis
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Anyone willing to live in Detroit can have a small mortgage and a big house. ABC News' "Nightline" on...

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Letters - Thursday

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ROCKY ROADTaxpayers not on the hook for repairs on COSMIX project...

OPINION: Nuke park idea needs support

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The government projects the United States will need 30 percent more electricity by the year 2030, and that's a dilemma. Oil, gas and coal can produce electricity, but they also generate harmful emissions that kill. Wind and solar offer promise, but few...

OPINION: Pillaging pigs of prey

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   El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa told The Gazette he may seek advice on how to prevent the dumping of personal property on the ground during evictions. Maketa's department gets court orders to assist with evictions of homes that have been...

Letters - Wednesday

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Setting priorities Sheriff's deputies needed for emergencies, not evictions    Regarding The Gazette's Nov. 10 article, "Police tackle a dangerous, emotional job," there can no doubt why voters are reluctant to pass sales tax increases.   ...

OPINION: Welfare banks need not lend

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Multi-billionaire oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens can't get a loan, thanks to bankers welfare....

OPINION: A numb world without pain

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Somewhere along the line, policy makers and voters have decided that the ups and downs of the market should inflict no pain on anyone. The beauty of the free market is not that it's painless, but that it creates the most possible freedom and the greatest...

Letters - Tuesday

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INCREASED RACISMElection of black president shows how far we've come...

OPINION: A nightmare in the making

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It seems that with every spike in gas prices, plans for more rail transportation are pulled off the shelves and dusted off. Fortunately for taxpayers, they rarely get too far. Most rail projects are large and require a lot of lead time before construction...

OPINION: Gone, but not forgotten

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While the rest of the country was glued to their TVs and computers watching election returns on Nov. 4, the family of Marshall Fritz bid goodbye to the family patriarch....

OPINION: Throwing stuff on the ground

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Few sights are more heart-wrenching than an eviction scene. Before we see more, as a result of the mortgage meltdown, El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa should consider asking the lending industry to agree on a better plan....

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