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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2016
Page
4
The opinion page explains that editorials reflect the newspaper, while letters to the editor express readers views and syndicated columnists share perspectives. It invites public debate on local and international issues and notes the newspaper does not necessarily endorse every viewpoint.
The piece analyzes Clinton and Trump unfavorables, with 2016 as a unique year where third party options like Johnson or Stein gain attention. It describes Johnson's challenge to reach 15 percent in polls, debates eligibility rules, and the Catch-22 of media acknowledgment versus poll numbers. It notes Stein and Johnson's past polling, Johnson's libertarian platform, and calls for pollsters to broaden inclusion to reflect voter dissatisfaction.
A reflective review of Paul Kalanithi's memoir When Breath Becomes Air. The piece traces his rise as a promising neurosurgeon, his terminal lung cancer diagnosis, and how facing death reshaped priorities, faith, and the meaning of living. It highlights insights on mortality, medical care, and the freeing effect of accepting finite time. The essay also notes the First Amendment citation and broader reflections on truth, speech, and civic life.
Joseph Waltenbaugh of New Castle criticizes the Democratic National Convention labeling it a freak show of flamboyant performances and deems Hillary Clinton's stage presence as Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. He argues a return to Make America Great Again as the remedy.
Readers are invited to send signed letters to the editor at the New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania. Letters must include full name phone number and complete address for verification and may be edited for style and grammar. Anonymous letters will not be published and length is limited to 300 words.
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