Remembering Tim Russert Civil Journalist And Moderator
Our View honors Tim Russert the Meet the Press moderator who died at 58. He was a civil yet tough interviewer who could make sense of complex issues for viewers while asking the right questions and keeping guests accountable. His approach contrasted with hostile discourse and will be missed in political journalism.
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Rock jokes at Bonnaroo about gas prices and Iraq
Comedian Chris Rock entertained at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Tennessee. He quipped that invading IHOP would lower pancake prices at his home and questioned why gas costs stay high during the U.S. occupation of Iraq.
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Telegram readers invited to send signed letters
The Telegram invites letters to the editor signed with writer's address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes are discouraged and form letters or business testimonials will not be printed. Include contact details.
The First Amendment Text of the Bill of Rights
The document presents the First Amendment’s core guarantees protecting religion speech press assembly and petition. It outlines that Congress cannot establish a state church prohibit free exercise or abridge freedom of speech or the press and preserves the right to peaceful assembly and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Ryun presses clean campaign pledge in Kansas 2nd District race
AP reports Jim Ryun seeks a positive bid for the Republican nomination by proposing that he and Lynn Jenkins avoid naming each other in ads and speeches. Jenkins questions the pledge, while strategists note campaigns struggle to define the line between tough critique and personal attacks amid a storied political history in Kansas.
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McCains Hispanic dilemma in Florida radio spot
The McCain campaign runs a Spanish language ad in South Florida featuring Roberto Martin Perez a Castro prisoner released in 1987. It argues Obama would dialogue and resume relations with the dictatorship while McCain demands release of all political prisoners. The piece notes mixed Cuban policy signals from Obama and the ad's aim to win conservative Hispanic votes despite backlash on English speakers and right wing criticisms. The analysis questions whether McCain can reach 40 percent of the Hispanic vote without alienating hardliners.
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Cuban American National Foundation
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Washington Post
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Exposed in Money Crunch and Public Discourse
A collage of quotes on financial risk and humility, noting Zuckerman on vanity in markets, a guide to thrifty living, and acronyms from agencies. It weaves political gender shifts in Colorado with a barber’s anniversary promo and a regional anti hate map from the Southern Poverty Law Center, ending with a call to share an email address.
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U.S. News & World Report Magazine
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Southern Poverty Law Center
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