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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2019
Page
4
The Baytown Sun editorials in Thanksgiving recounts the holiday’s history from 1621 to Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation. It urges readers to reflect on blessings and renew commitment to Baytown by volunteering, giving time, talent, and money to local causes and nonprofits.
A reader questions the Baytown Sun for printing a Biden impeachment critique and alleges a quid pro quo over Burisma. The letter criticizes Pelosi and Schiff and urges releasing the kangaroos from the impeachment inquiry, arguing defendants lack defense in the Democratic process.
The text argues that the GOP and Raymond Martin advocate against education, labeling Trump supporters as uneducated for embracing conspiracy theories. It claims Texas GOP moves to remove Critical Thinking from state standards and portrays Republicans as opposed to education, using harsh moral framing.
On this date in history: 1861 Missouri joins the Confederacy, 1961 Eric Davis becomes Heisman winner, 1964 Mariner 4 launches toward Mars, 1994 Jeffrey Dahmer dies in prison, 2001 Enron collapses after Dynegy backs out, five years ago a gunman fired at Austin buildings, one year ago Pelosi becomes House speaker. Thought by William Cowper accompanies.
Dr Steve Showalter reviews Andrew Johnsons 1868 impeachment after Lincoln, noting Radical Republican aims, Johnsons resistance to Reconstruction, and the narrow Senate vote that failed to convict. He reflects on political motives and the broader consequences for postwar healing.
Kathryn Lopez reflects on Fulton J Sheen as a future saint, linking his words on pride happiness and hope to personal spiritual discipline. Sheen’s calls for aligning with God’s will, silent contemplation, and supernatural hope offer guidance as year ends and remains moved to Peoria.
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