Biden’s infrastructure deal split widens Washington divides
Marc Thiessen argues Biden’s boast that both sides got what they wanted is inaccurate. He says Biden plans two bills including a reconciliation package, while Pelosi and Sanders push for a Democrats-only measure. Republicans gain leverage as Democrats clash over voting on bipartisan and partisan elements.
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Community Letters Oppose CRT Ban and Reflect on History
Readers critique House File 802 banning critical race theory and debate public memory of racism. A West Branch letter recalls Nixon’s fall and Jan 6 events, urging parents to explain political violence and accountability to children.
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Trump fuels voter fraud claims and partisan backlash
Thomas Jacobson argues that Donald Trump used conspiracy theories to sway elections and that Republican lawmakers have pressed measures that curb voting. He notes courts dismissing fraud suits and cites the Capitol riot as proof of power-seeking by the GOP while urging accountability for leaders and voters alike. Jacobson lives in Riverside.
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