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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2016
Page
4
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The News & Observer notes Judicial Watch released hundreds of Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin emails amid a broader push by Republicans, while a federal judge orders nearly 15,000 undisclosed emails released. FBI found Clinton extremely careless but not illegal. Trump dodges tax transparency. Clinton has apologized and released 55,000 pages. Trump withholds tax returns, inviting voter scrutiny.
In a political cartoon, Tim Hartman depicts a Pennsylvania General Assembly push to raise taxes and a ranger at Gettysburg National Military Park as a symbol of potential fee hikes. The park is funded by federal dollars, with fees set by the Gettysburg Foundation partnering with the Park Service and supported by private contributions.
The piece questions Donald Trump’s plan to expand a hard edged campaign and the appointment of Stephen Bannon as a radical shift away from traditional GOP tactics. It notes Bannon’s hostile rhetoric and past clashes with Paul Ryan, Roger Ailes’ advisory role, and doubts whether Trump can or will salvage a campaign now seen as anti establishment and polarizing.
A sharp look at the 2016 race contrasts Donald Trump’s rapid position shifts with Hillary Clinton’s fundraising and health claims. The piece mocks rallies, media bluster, and the candidates’ finances while noting Trump’s reliance on self funding and paid staff.
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