Impressive weekend praise for new president
Letter writer hails the new president as the most powerful figure, claiming he energized nearly 3 million Americans to march across 600 cities on his second day in office, more than Reagan Bush Clinton or Obama, and urges continued public expression for four years.
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Paranoid President Prompts Wide-Scale Presidential Critique
Alan Hudgins of Baytown outlines concerns about President Trump including alleged paranoia and dishonesty. He cites inauguration crowd disputes, false claims, and attacks on media while noting Obama birth claims and alleged Russia ties. The piece lists widespread skepticism and questions about presidential fitness.
Federal lands must remain under federal control, Crotts argues
Rick Crotts asserts the United States owns all federal lands as a birthright and rejects transferring even one acre to states. He condemns state-level control as easier to conceal, warns against private exploitation for gain, and defends federal oversight against GOP platform calls for transfer of lands to the states.
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Shatter myths about drugs and alcohol awareness drive
National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week runs January 23 to 29. Pasadena Community Coalition and Southeast Harris County Coalition join with schools and scientists to spread science based facts about drugs. The effort counters myths like marijuana being safe and notes teen use impairs brain development and addiction risk. For involvement visit bacoda.org or bacoda.org.
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Adios Obamas We Miss Their Calm Steady Stewardship
The piece reflects on Barack and Michelle Obama leaving the White House and notes the perceived positives of their tenure and policy impacts such as health care. It discusses reactions, ongoing politics, and the rise of Indivisible as a progressive grassroots response inspired by the Tea Party. It mentions figures Ezra Levin, Sarah Dahl, Jeremy Haile, Leah Greenberg, and Angel Pallidajan.
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On This Day in History: Gold Rush, Scouts and Bombs
Key events mark the date: Marshall discovers gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848 sparking the California gold rush. The Boy Scouts begin in England in 1908 under Baden-Powell. A 1961 B-52 crash near Goldsboro drops two nuclear bombs. Theodore Bundy is executed in 1989. Romney releases 2010 tax returns showing over 20 million income and about 3 million in federal taxes. Thought for Today quotes Richard Whately.
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