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Opinion L.A. Today's Headlines  |  December 2, 2008

Nationalize GM By Dan Neil The federal government should buy GM. We can run it, then sell it at a profit once it recovers. An ugly attack on Mormons By Jonah Goldberg The religious group has been the target of a campaign by liberal supporters of same-sex marriage. Editorial: For the U.N., a clean break Obama's choice of Susan Rice, a liberal multilateralist, as the U.S. ambassador represents the flip side of Bush's approach to the world body. Ban the cluster bomb By Lynn Bradach The U.S. should join a global treaty to curb the deadly devices. says the mother of one victim. Editorial: Fallout from terror in Mumbai India must not be provoked into a war with Pakistan or permit violence against its Muslims. Editorial: Advice for Mark Ridley-Thomas Words to the wise as Mark Ridley-Thomas takes his L.A. County Board of Supervisor's seat. Letters to the editor Magnitude of blame TODAY'S TOP OPINION WEB PICKS DUST-UP Save the Big Three? Dan Ikenson and Gary Burtless debate bailing out U.S. auto makers. BLOWBACK Drug treatment advocates in a divided house Should users who relapse face jail time? What exactly is a 'successful' treatment program? OPINION L.A. BLOG A bailout for car buyers? Some people — most notably Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.) — have called for the government to help the Big Three by subsidizing car buyers. Posted by Jon Healey VOTE-O-RAMA Be prepared, be informed, vote responsibly Get all your voting resources at this site for the March 3 City of L.A. election and beyond.

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