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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2016
Page
4
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Hillary Clinton secures the Democratic presidential nomination amid criticism of Donald Trump’s stance on a Mexican American judge and a Muslim jurist. Bernie Sanders urged unity after losses in New Jersey and California, while praising his movement’s impact though ending his campaign. The piece notes ongoing party tensions, investigations, and values at stake as Philadelphia hosts the convention.
A New York Post piece argues that in two years Hillary Clinton earned over 21 million in speaking fees from major banks and funds. It notes 3.22 billion spent lobbying Congress in 2015, cites sugar grower Fanjuls and ADM lobbying, and links influence to committee power. It warns of constitutional limits and quotes Franklin on self-empowerment.
Jim Mullen, president of Allegheny College, launched a national Prize for Civility in Public Life to honor public figures who promote respectful discourse. Biden and McCain accepted the award, praising civility and mutual respect despite political differences, signaling a hoped-for revival of bipartisan civility in Washington.
The text records a satirical dialogue about wealth, status, and political views centered on Trump and bankruptcy, with a remark on a Benghazi hearing ending without indictments and an endnote naming Douglas Hoshino Ellwood City.
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