Public Forum Calls to Vote Against Republicans Over Democracy
William Skepnek of Lawrence urges readers to defend democracy by voting against Republicans in November. He argues GOP lawmakers restrict women's rights and shield powerful figures from accountability, claiming presidents are above the law. He frames the issue as a decisive election test.
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Biden Should Step Aside, Urges By Columnist
Clarence Page argues Biden’s debate performance signals he should bow out for the good of the party and country. He notes Biden’s stutter and health care stance, contrasts with a steadier State of the Union, and jokes about brokered conventions and political spectacle.
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Old hometown notes on library and fireworks crowds
Excerpts from 1874 and 1899 Lawrence papers describe a city library’s fresh book arrivals after a patriotic day and a 1000 person viewing stand for fireworks at Tennessee street. Postmaster Caldwell celebrated one year in service with colleagues and local press at the Eldridge House. Compiled by Sarah Parsons.
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Debating Biden echoes Trump era defenses and gaslighting
Jonah Goldberg argues Biden's poor debate performance mirrors past Trump defenses and whataboutism. He notes the shift from isolated incident to long standing pattern, warns against gaslighting, and questions whether Biden can do the job or win. He contrasts arguments about age, fitness, and leadership with Trump era defenses.
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