Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinions and Bible Quote
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus view on current issues. The page includes the publisher and executive editor credits along with today's Bible quote from 2 Peter 1:20-21 AV about prophecy and divine inspiration.
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Yule spirit drive urges year round aid to needy families
Editorial urges ongoing support for hungry children and families beyond Christmas. Highlights community Christmas tree donations, food drives, toys, clothing, and essentials from local agencies, noting hunger and need persist after the holidays and require year round care.
Reflections on Clinton Impeachment Echo Johnson History
Larry Hypes reflects on the Clinton impeachment fighting echoes from Andrew Johnson's removal struggle. He notes Nixon's resignation, Johnson and Jackson contrasts, and Kennedy's Profiles in Courage influence while warning that a new impeachment battle looms as Clinton's trial approaches.
Survivor politician rises in nuclear nation
A letter to the editor predicts a highly skilled survivor will seize power in a country armed with nuclear arsenals. The writer warns the incoming leader will be entirely self centered and driven to dominate.
Survivor as Nuclear War Trigger The Canetti Profile
The reader is urged to consider Elias Canetti's concept of the survivor a chilling political archetype. A brilliant, self centered leader with a nuclear arsenal rises to power, escapes peril, and intensifies invulnerability until his fatal trap ends him. He may endure a final, cynical triumph by surviving the devastation he caused.
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Cyberterrorism Threat Dominates Security Debate
A United Feature Service column by Jack Anderson and Jan Moller warns cyberterrorism could disrupt the U S military and economy. It cites a Dec 15 CSIS report predicting widespread cyberwarfare, with hackers and nations targeting critical networks and power grids.
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Gore Seen as Next in Line If Clinton Leaves Office
The piece argues Al Gore could serve a full ten years if Clinton resigns or is out of office, detailing how Gore enjoys strong support among voters, his unity with Clinton on policy, and his prominent role in handling impeachment and Iraq. It notes Gore’s loyalty, recent family tragedy, and how his father’s values shaped his own partnership with Hillary.
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