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— The French Connection | Our Columnists | thecrier.net  Dunwoody CrierA recent Gallup poll indicated that less than 45 percent of young Americans view capitalism positively. Conversely, 51 percent are positive about socialism.
— Letters to the Editor | Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2018  The Modesto BeeU.S. Rep. Jeff Denham, R-Turlock, deserves praise for his leadership on behalf of animals. In addition to the many issues he championed throughout his years in ...
— Will 2019 See Climate Maturity?  The Wall Street JournalThe left favors green socialism, while the right discovers the uses of a carbon tax.
— Yellow Vests take to Hanna streets  Hanna HeraldHanna has amazing people,” he said. “It was amazing support from this small town.”
— LETTERS: Simple, local solutions are the best; insurance tax hurts small businesses  Colorado Springs GazetteHomelessness has plagued Colorado Springs for many years. Its effects are in full view; there is no hiding this problem. Moreover, solutions seem to be in short ...
— CHANTAL HEBERT: Politicians might not be keen for 2019  Cape Breton Post2018 was a bad year for provincial incumbents in Canada. In Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, voters fired their premiers after single terms in office.
— All I Want for Christmas is Lower Taxes Please, says Board of Trade  VOCMKids aren't the only ones writing letters to the big man in the North Pole this year. The St. John's Board of Trade has written a letter to Santa Clause with a wish ...
— Carbon tax: Will you fiddle while Paris burns?  West Hawaii TodayOn Nov. 28, our state Climate Commission, consisting of 22 county and state government officials, issued a press release affirming that it supports a carbon tax ...
— Carbon Tax: Will You Fiddle While Paris Burns?  Hawaii ReporterOn November 28, our state Climate Commission, consisting of 22 county and state government officials, issued a press release affirming that it supports a ...
— Story of 2018 is a tale of the best and worst of B.C.'s economy  Business in VancouverIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Charles Dickens penned the famous line in 1859, but he also foreshadowed 2018. This year we have seen ...