Snowflake meltdown letter targets Democrats and Obama
Raymond Martin of Mont Belvieu criticizes Democratic claims and polling, accuses the Obama administration of surveillance abuses, and asserts Trump supporters' confidence as election polls are dismissed as biased.
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Trump supporters and a metaphor of loyalty to a flawed leader
The speaker compares Trump supporters to a young woman who stays with an abusive partner despite harm and lies. The piece cites Trump’s claim about voters and counters James Connealy’s defense, arguing the poll numbers remain valid beyond personal echo chambers.
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Regent recommendation for Gina Riven to Lee College Board
Daryl James of Baytown submits a personal and professional endorsement for Gina Riven. He highlights her family values community activism and dedication to Baytown residents and urges her appointment to the Lee College Board of Regents.
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Today in History Highlights From 1865 to 2015
Key events include Lincoln's last public address outside the White House in 1865, Iowa's first cigarette tax in 1921, Truman's 1951 MacArthur dismissal, Palm Sunday tornadoes in 1965, Apollo 13 launch in 1970, EEOC sexual harassment rules in 1980, Reagan's return in 1981, and a 2010 parole denial for Charles Manson. The Thought for Today by Alfred North Whitehead closes.
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Terrible Twos Tale of Robyn the Strong Minded Toddler
JoAn Martin writes of Robyn a volatile 2 to 3 year old whose antics disrupt shopping trips and home life. The child destroys a bathroom scene with a stuffed cat, drains a vase, and even drives a car into a pole while the family tries to cope. Despite the chaos the family sees reading and time together as shaping Robyn’s alphabet skills.
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Legislature battles in Texas move toward major clashes
The Texas Legislature nears the May 29 finish as House and Senate fight over priorities. Key bills include private school funding and tuition controls, with conference committee fights likely. A statewide ban on texting while driving gains momentum after past vetoes and shifting support.
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