Low voter turnout in Tazewell County sparks reflection
Larry Hypes, Bluefield High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist, laments low engagement after Super Tuesday. He cites 24 percent turnout in Tazewell County, notes expected rates, and questions media interest. He discusses party dynamics, Trump uncertainty, and the need for citizens to vote to shape the 45th president.
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A partial header lists Randy Mooney as Publisher Samantha Perry as Editor Andy Patton as Assistant Managing Editor Charles Owens as Sports Editor and Brian Woodson in the masthead. The text also includes a religious quote about faith and belief in God.
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Brexit debate shakes UK vote on EU membership
The piece surveys Britain's June 23 referendum on staying in the European Union, detailing Euroskeptic arguments for Brexit, EU rule concerns, immigration issues, and the potential global impact. It notes key figures like Michael Gove and Boris Johnson and compares Brexit dynamics to US political rhetoric while stressing uncertainty about economic outcomes.
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Angry voters drive Trump surge in GOP primaries
Martin Schram notes a loud anger among Republican voters mirrors a long running pattern from 1968 to 1976 with walls, networks and populist rhetoric shaping support. He cites exit polls showing 35 percent angry and 51 percent dissatisfied among Republicans, with Trump dominating the angry group.
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