Paglia interview on Trump era politics and liberalism
Bluefield Virginia resident James H Smokey Shott notes Camille Paglia a left leaning writer gives balanced critique in an email interview with Jonathan Last on weekly standard dot com Paglia discusses Trump Islam liberalism feminism transgenderism climate change and political affiliations praising candor while sharply criticizing both major parties and the Democratic establishment She also comments on Joe Biden Hillary Clinton and Obama and contrasts liberal state power with civil liberties in the 1950s and 60s
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Jonathan V
Weeklystandard.com
Camille Paglia
Green Party
Ralph Nader
Democrat Party
Paglia
Bernie Sanders
Jill Stein
Kamala Harris
D-Cal
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Democratic National Committee
Joe Biden
Barack Obama
White House
Clinton
Obama
Jonathan
U.S
United Kingdom
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roster and Bible Verse
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff positions including News Editor Randy Mooney Publisher Andy Patton Sports Editor Samantha Perry Editor Asst. Managing Editor Charles Owens and Brian Woodson. The page features Joel 2 13 AKJV quote urging repentance and mercy from God.
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Charles Owens
Brian Woodson
Tazewell County schools face enrollment losses and budget strain
Tazewell County Public Schools lose 100 to 200 students annually amid coal industry job cuts. Board considers closures and consolidations, while stressing the need for aggressive economic development to stabilize population, fund equity, and attract families.
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Tazewell County
David Woodard
Woodard
Airport vital but needs regular commercial service
Letter supports Mercer County Airport as vital to the community and urges adding commercial flights. The writer notes timbering and coal growth would boost traffic and proposes a weekly flight to Charlotte or Pittsburgh to serve Tazewell, Mercer, McDowell, Bland counties and beyond.
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Mercer County
Charlotte
Pittsburgh
Tazewell
Mercer
McDowell
Bland
Arlington Cemetery at risk of space shortage prompts debate
Dan Thomasson argues Arlington National Cemetery may run out of room by mid-century and contemplates expanding Section 16 housing Confederate graves or disinterring memorials. He notes a 27 acre addition delivering 28 000 burial sites by 2041 and reflects on memory, history, and the civil war era symbols amid a push to erase Confederate icons.
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Arlington National Cemetery
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U.S. Capitol
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New Orleans
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Moses Ezekiel
United Daughters of the Confederacy
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Bluefield, Va
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Bluefield
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Tribune News Service
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Ubour
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