Just Food Faces Challenge After Former Leader Resigns
Editorial notes Just Food under scrutiny as former executive director Jeremy Farmer resigns amid concerns over unpaid payroll taxes, an incomplete IRS filing, and irregular expenses charged to the city. The board has enlisted professionals to address the issues while urging quick steps to safeguard the agency’s mission and reputation.
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Third Racing Form edition weighs in on Clinton email row
The column argues Hillary Clinton’s credibility erodes after the email server controversy and a chaotic GOP debate. It compares her to a fragile candidate facing possible fallout while noting she remains in the race and could be dropped by the Democratic Party if more secrets surface. Bernie Sanders is portrayed as a serious protest figure with slim odds.
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Trump Dominates GOP Field Amid Clinton Sanders Split
Charles Krauthammer argues Donald Trump leads the GOP with a solid 20 percent core, while Bush Rubio Walker Cruz Kasich Fiorina vie for second tier. He notes Clinton moving left, Sanders surging, and the Democrat bench thinning as both parties head to November 2016, with odds favoring Republicans at 55 percent.
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GOP faces a woman problem after 2012 loss
Doyle McManus examines how the GOP’s antiabortion stance and controversy surrounding Donald Trump shape female voters. He notes a persistent gender gap, warns Democrats will exploit hardline positions on abortion, and emphasizes economy as the central campaign focus ahead of the primaries.
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