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Colorado Editorial Roundup

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The Daily Sentinel, June 9, on recent stories about U.S. soldiers upset about Delta Airlines charging fees for excess baggage:

Delta Airlines and several others beat a hasty retreat this week after coming under attack from some U.S. soldiers upset about the airline's fees for excess baggage.

It was the only sensible strategic action for the airline, which because of its policies on extra luggage, charged military personnel returning from overseas hundreds of dollars apiece just to get to their base with their Army-ordered gear.

The attack on Delta was actually a complaint posted in a YouTube video Tuesday by two Army Reserve staff sergeants who were on their way home from a year's deployment in Afghanistan. They said many in their unit had four bags, as they were ordered to bring. On a flight from Baltimore to Atlanta, 14 members of their 36-man unit were charged $200 apiece for their fourth bags.

After the video went viral, Delta quickly revamped its policies, allowing active-duty military personnel four bags with no extra charge. United Airlines did the same, and American Airlines said it will now allow up to five bags for those in the military.

The changes are welcome. Americans who have served their country in dangerous places shouldn't have to pay extra to get themselves and their gear home.

Editorial: http://www.gjsentinel.com/opinion/articles/excess_baggage

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Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald, June 13, on the debt ceiling:

The clock continues to tick down to an Aug. 2 deadline for Congress to raise the debt ceiling or face defaulting on its financial obligations. The longer it ticks, the more it sounds like a time bomb.

Our federal government is $14.3 trillion in debt. Social Security and Medicare need serious reform to meet their obligations. The weak U.S. economy is teetering on the brink of recession again. Three Wall Street financial rating agencies have warned they could downgrade U.S. bonds if lawmakers can't defuse the fiscal time bomb.

And — no surprise here — Democrats and Republicans continue to stick to party-line positions.

Republicans want deep cuts in spending. Democrats respond that deep cuts will worsen the unemployment rate. Democrats say cuts should be accompanied by revenue increases, primarily by closing tax loopholes.

Republicans see that as raising taxes.

Unfortunately, semantics won't end the impasse. Nor will jockeying for political position for the 2012 election, which appears to be the strategy of both parties.

Coronado Leather Women's Soft Hobo Concealed Carry Purse

Discreetly and safely carry concealed weapons inside the side-entry, key-locking gun pocket with universal holster/retention strap. This unstructured handbag has a classic hobo style and is made from ultrasupple cowhide leather with cotton/polyester twill lining. It features a 2"-wide shoulder strap that adjusts from 16" to 33" long for both shoulder and cross-body carry. Two main top compartments, a front patch pocket, side cell phone/glasses pocket, an inside zipper and gusset pocket. Cabela's exclusive. Color of leather may vary. Imported.

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