Public debate over political correctness and doing the right thing
A columnist contrasts political correctness with doing the right thing, citing historic quotes from Adams and Clay and urging readers to value moral actions over popularity. The piece notes Michigan school boards, public engagement forums, and Marshall school board races. It previews candidate questions for four Marshall hopefuls and invites responses up to 135 words.
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Wake Up and Smell the Coffee Call to Rep Smith
A letter to the editor challenges Rep Smith over tax fairness and government benefits. It questions the claim that the top 5 percent pay 55 percent of individual taxes while many rely on benefits, arguing such views fuel poverty and limit personal freedom. The writer cites constitutional history and notes about Social Security and Medicare.
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