Letters to the Editor Opinion: voting for Democrats rejected
Alan Hudgins is accused of pedaling nonsensical political graphics to smear Trump critics. The writer labels Democrats as liars for oath violations and rights denials, argues no Democrat could win their vote, and vows not to stay home on Election Day in favor of Trump.
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Get on a Trump Train Rallying Support in Opinion Letter
A reader contrasts Democrats with a Trump supporters stance praising the economy under President Trump. The letter claims unemployment is at a 1969 low, criticizes abortion and immigration policy, and defends Trump while challenging opponents. It endorses Trump slogans for 2020 and questions Democratic presidential candidates.
AP NORC poll finds Trump not boosted by strong economy
The AP NORC survey shows Americans give Trump mixed marks on economic stewardship amid a record long expansion begun under Obama. About 47 percent approve of his handling of the economy, while only four in ten back his tax and trade policies, and 17 percent report a tax cut.
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Today in History highlights key events on this date
The list recalls 1776 Continental Congress independence claim, Garfield's 1881 shooting, Earhart Noonan 1937 disappearance, 1964 Civil Rights Act, 1976 Gregg v Georgia death penalty ruling, 1996 Menendez murder trial sentence, 200X Marines deployment in Afghanistan, and a Thought for Today by Ernest Hemingway.
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How to catch a wild critter in the attic
An informal field guide by JoAn Martin advising readers to trap attic wildlife such as raccoons and squirrels using a HAV A HEART trap with cheese. It covers silent attic scouting, humane handling, cage care, science project value, and returning the animal to the woods with caution.
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Former Texas House Speaker forms PAC with education focus
Former Texas House Speaker Joe Straus announced on June 26 he will devote 2.5 million of leftover campaign funds to a new PAC named Texas Forever Forward. The 59 year old San Antonio moderate conservative aims to push education investments, infrastructure, and inclusive, non discriminatory policies to keep Texas attractive for business and growth. The move signals possible consideration of 2022 statewide office and follows years of leadership and bipartisan involvement in education reform and civics advocacy.
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