Editorial Round-up of Ohio editorials on NCLB and Trump
The Akron Beacon Journal criticizes No Child Left Behind as flawed and overbearing while noting risks of reduced federal leverage and widened achievement gaps. The Canton Repository blasts Donald Trump for Islamophobic rhetoric and calls him a fascist demagogue, urging Republican rivals to reject his stance. The Plain Dealer/Columbus dispatch notes Ohio may cut unemployment benefits tied to Social Security, warns of harm to older workers, and backs phased implementation. It also highlights Sen. Cliff Hite’s proposed heart condition awareness bill to protect student athletes and requires training for coaches and removal of suspected cases.
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Why Republicans Hate Ted Cruz in 2015 Race
The piece argues GOP leaders detest Ted Cruz, fearing his brinkmanship and self interest, yet notes his potential as nominee to block Trump. It weighs Cruz against Trump and other contenders like Rubio Bush Walker Kasich Christie, highlighting party fear of leadership clashes and the desire to stop Trump.
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Democrats Could Target Blue-Collar Trump Supporters
The piece argues Democrats can win over some blue-collar Trump voters by appealing to emotion, respect, and country love rather than pure policy. It contrasts Trump’s gut appeal with liberal leaders’ need to connect personally, citing Bill Clinton’s charisma and Obama’s perceived elitism.
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