Letters to the Editor on Russia Ukraine hoax and impeachment
A reader argues the Russia Ukraine collusion narrative is a hoax connected to the impeachment inquiry and cites an IG report due December nine and an FBI fraud case as proof. The letter predicts the impeachment will collapse and wishes readers a happy Thanksgiving while asserting half the public will enjoy it.
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Thanksgiving at White House menu shocks readers
The post mocks a Trump Thanksgiving with a roast Ukraine turkey and a Mueller casserole alongside a 13 000 lies dessert and a foundation cake with slush fund icing. A Sondland sundae and impeachment preserves appear as toppings. Attire is dressy casual and entertainment features a controversial immigration slideshow.
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Lower Drug Prices Urges Congress to Act Now
An older American urges bipartisan action in Congress to pass a bill that lowers prescription drug prices. The writer highlights rising costs affecting seniors and demands a yes vote to ensure affordable, life-saving medications without sacrificing essentials like food.
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Today in history highlights from Washington to Mars
Events marked on this date include Washington naming a day of thanksgiving for the Constitution, Hull pressing peace terms with Japan, a Japanese carrier force heading toward Hawaii, China entering the Korean War, Rose Mary Woods's admission related to Watergate, Katherine Harris certifying Bush victory, Ginsburg's stent, a Mars lander, and a Thought for Today by Oprah Winfrey.
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Life in Civil War America and daily life before hostilities
JoAn Martin, retired teacher and novelist, reflects on life in 1861 America. The piece contrasts city and rural life, education, entertainment, religion, and speech as the nation divided, noting the first war to show detailed battlefield photography and the impact on families and society.
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Straus launches Texas Forever Forward to push key issues
Former Texas House Speaker Joe Straus has founded Texas Forever Forward to guide candidates in the 2020 election year. He stresses support for public schools and economic growth, while backing local jurisdictions as partners in job attraction and growth. The effort aims to influence Republicans and identify leaders aligned with his priorities.
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