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Obamacare comes to Kentucky: When federal money runs out, what then?
There’s not much protection – and even less affordability – for Kentuckians in President Obama’s misnamed Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as “Obamacare.”
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The case of the appetizing blonde
Grover was a rover who wasn’t smart enough to confine his cavorting to distant places.
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Let’s all get behind Eastern’s new president; our future depends on it
These are anxious times for Eastern Kentucky University, even if one key piece of the puzzle that is its future fell into place Friday.
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Obama is exploiting a true national tragedy
There must be a lot of “gun nuts” out there.
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‘Out of the mouths of babes’ comes humility
My most recent humbling experience started innocently enough with a phone call from my middle daughter, the mother of three.
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State workers deserved voice in pension talks
The people who work for Kentucky’s General Assembly are hardly known to the public. That’s a shame.
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We’d be better off if parties were still relevant
A few weeks ago, the Republican National Committee issued a 100-page report aimed at reviving the GOP after its poor showing in last November’s elections.
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Handicapped parking should be for the handicapped only
I have Parkinson’s Disease. I am frequently-balance challenged if I have to walk or wobble more than a few short steps.
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EKU at the crossroads
The visits are over and now the Board of Regents has a very difficult, but vitally important decision to make in selecting the next president of Eastern Kentucky University.
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Can the GOP dig out of its hole?
There are two Rules of Holes in politics.
The first rule is well known: “When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.”
The second rule is less well known: “When you stop digging, you are still in a hole.”
The Republican Party is now struggling with both rules when it comes to immigration. - More Viewpoints Headlines
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