Eagle Editorials
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When will aviation museum soar?
The Kansas Aviation Museum has a rich story to tell. It has a devoted group of hardworking volunteers. It has a historic, beautiful building.
Opinion
- THOMAS FRIEDMAN: CHINA, U.S. SHOULD LEARN FROM EACH OTHER - 08/28/2008 01:43 AM
- LEONARD PITTS: A PROMISE AND A DREAM - 08/28/2008 01:43 AM
- CAL THOMAS: BIDEN AGAINST HIMSELF - 08/27/2008 01:43 AM
- ROD DREHER: SORRY; WE ARE NOT ALL GEORGIANS NOW - 08/27/2008 01:43 AM
- FRANK RICH: OBAMA 'CHANGE' NEEDS TO FOCUS ON THE FUTURE - 08/27/2008 01:43 AM
- NICHOLAS KRISTOF: CHINESE ARE SLIPPING OVER GREAT FIREWALL - 08/26/2008 01:42 AM
- DAVID BRODER: BIDEN SPEAKS HIS MIND - 08/26/2008 01:42 AM
Randy Scholfield
No ifs, ands, butts about civil debate
Back when I was a college student, debate seemed a pretty formal, buttoned-down and sedate affair. Did I miss something? When did it become the World Wrestling Federation?
Brent Castillo
Religious right still big political player
There has been a lot of talk about the loss of influence by the religious right, but Saturday's interview of Barack Obama and John McCain by evangelical pastor Rick Warren shows that it is still a significant player in our political landscape.
Davis Merritt
Iraq war isn't going to turn out well
It's one of those anecdotes with such a ring of possibility, even likelihood, that it becomes accepted as truth. Here's how it goes: An American soldier in Iraq helping to arm and pay Sunni insurgents to fight al-Qaida instead of Americans asked one of them, "Do you want to kill me?"
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF CROWSON
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