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Monday, December 1, 2008
Letters to the Editor

A toast to Post

By Maureen Shea
If ever there was a town that honored its veterans it is South Boston (Nov. 26). A couple of disgruntled neighbors didn’t...
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Op-Ed

No time for Mass. to go soft on education

By Cornelius Chapman
The story is told of a wealthy businessman wooed by the Boston Symphony to make a donation. He is escorted to a balcony box...
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Letters to the Editor

Fair in name only

By Rick Edson
It never occurs to the left that a true Fairness Doctrine would allow Rush, Neil and Sean to air their opposing views on...
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Letters to the Editor

Last word on Denis Leary

By Steve Bradley
Kudos to Peter Gelzinis (“Denis still twisting the truth,” Nov. 19). I’ve never thought Denis Leary was more than what Gelzinis sees him as,...
Letters to the Editor

Good work, Michael Graham

By Larry Bryan
Kudos to Michael Graham (“Public employees work you over,” Nov. 25). You cannot blame the employees for taking what our elected officials gave...
Editorials

Gov drives home a point

By Boston Herald editorial staff
At a certain point blaming previous administrations for poor fiscal management just starts to ring hollow. The Patrick administration...
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Editorials

Derail this drive

By Boston Herald editorial staff
Word came last week that the Massachusetts Federation of Teachers has managed to convince the faculty at a Brighton charter...
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Op-Ed

In Barack Obama, let’s trust

By Ann McFeatters
WASHINGTON - So, folks, how is he doing? With every day bringing more bad financial news, with job loss now an equal...
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Letters to the Editor

Progress not noted

By Glenn Inghram
According to Lee Buckley, the arrest of Chuck Turner, following on the heels of the indictment of Dianne Wilkerson, is political...
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Op-Ed

Uncle Sam’s going bipolar on bailouts

By Deroy Murdock
This holiday season, Americans can be grateful for a government huge enough to work against itself. As cornucopian benefits flow from Washington, Uncle Sam...
Letters to the Editor

Everett besieged

By Kevin Kidd
Once again Everett is going to get overwhelmed as the Tobin Bridge toll may hit $7. It was bad enough when it hit $3 (“Take a hike, Pike,”...
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Editorials

A game of pardons

By Boston Herald editorial staff
President Bush seems determined to maintain high standards in granting pardons and reductions of prison sentences, a welcome...
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Editorials

EU’s own rabble-rouser

By Boston Herald editorial staff
Vaclav Klaus, president of the Czech Republic, is scheduled to become president of the European Union for six months starting in January, and most of the big...
Op-Ed

Defense pick opens Gates to measured change

By Dale McFeatters
It may upset some of the Democratic Party’s more amped-up liberals who want us out of Iraq now, but Barack Obama did the wise thing in asking the Bush...
Op-Ed

Thankful for dad and his thrifty habits

By Bill O’Reilly
One of the things I am deeply grateful for this holiday season is that my father was a frugal guy and made a big deal out of it. A child of the Depression,...

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