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Wal-Mart allegedly bans patriotic wear July 4 week
A reader recalls a Wal-Mart cashier report that employees could not wear patriotic colors from July 4 to July 11, though headquarters denied policy. The veteran notes attempts to confirm with store staff and corporate offices, wondering when patriotic attire is allowed.
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Our Opinion on Lacking Leadership in Congress
The House voted to sue President Obama over the Affordable Care Act amid a broader clash over immigration and border policy. Conservative Republicans blocked a bipartisan offer with $659 million for child migrants, leaving Obama with limited options and Washington gridlock. The piece urges moderates to demand real solutions rather than partisan posturing.
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60 Minutes Soft Sells JPMorgan Jobs Program
A 60 Minutes segment praises JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for hiring interns from low income backgrounds via Year Up. The same piece notes JPMorgan's $18 billion annual income and its past settlement over garbage mortgages, plus a broader critique of corporate inversion tax avoidance and Wall Street influence in politics. Dimon defends civically responsible hiring as Safer questions if the story is window dressing.
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Impeachment politics and Watergate legacy revisited
The piece traces impeachment as a recurring threat since Nixon and notes how bipartisanship once set a high standard. It cites Scalise's comments on possible legal action against Obama, historic cases, Clinton’s impeachment, and Robert Dallek’s Times review contrasting offenses across presidents.
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