ShareThisThis is the Scripps Howard News Service OPED budget for Thursday, June 28, 2007. If you have questions or comments, SHNS editors can be reached at 202-408-1484.
COMMENT
WATCH (Ann McFeatters, SHNS -- Column) -- White House Watch. WASHINGTON: This June is likely to go down as one of the worst months for the Bush presidency. And for good reason. 700.
THOMASSON (Thomasson, SHNS -- Column) -- WASHINGTON: The Supreme Court speaks clearly and not so clearly on two First Amendment cases. 750.
AMBROSE (Ambrose, SHNS -- Column) -- Powerful forces are arrayed against free speech, you might learn if you ever faced campaign-law restrictions. 750.
HART (Hart, SHNS --Column) -- From the Hart. It's not enough to condemn the media obsession with Paris Hilton. She's a symptom of a larger problem in our culture. 750.
MURDOCK (Murdock, SHNS -- Column) -- Michael Moore's new film "Sicko" makes numerous glaring omissions on his road to a government takeover of American medicine. 700.
SCHRAG (Schrag, Sacramento Bee -- Column) -- It's easy to see how CELDT, the California English Language Development Test, sinks to the bottom in the flood of latter-day school-testing acronyms Californians are routinely inundated with. 850.
FOURTH (Veiga, Hispanic Link -- Comment) -- Mixed feelings about the Fourth. 700.
SCRIPPS HOWARD EDITORIALS
EDIMMIGRATION (Dale McFeatters, SHNS) -- Immigration reform gets put off until after the 2008 election. 350.
EDEAGLES (Dale McFeatters, SHNS) -- It's official: The American bald eagle is no longer a threatened species. 250.
