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The New York Times , which also fronts the Court's disability decision, leads instead with the NYC school chancellor's threat to quit if the city goes ahead with a planned tax-funded private school voucher program, but the paper's top non-local story is the U.S.' imposition (as promised last December) of 100 percent tariffs on certain European luxury goods.
In addition, as the NEA itself concedes, a more pressing constitutional question would arise if government funding resulted in the imposition of a disproportionate burden calculated to drive "certain ideas or viewpoints from the marketplace."
Then he changed the subject to the unjust imposition of sanctions on his people.
An editorial in the right-wing ABC supported the invocation of Kosovo, damning the nationalists' focus on "ethnicity, linguistic imposition, collusion with ETA terrorism, dishonest rewriting of history, and social exclusion."
All this brings up thoughts of Prozac and Viagra, the "sexual revolution," the constant bombardment of product advertising, and the political imposition of "spin" on every issue.