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Readers respond on presidential candidates in The News
In New Castle Pa readers weighed in on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump with strong opinions. The letter asks for signed submissions, up to 300 words, and notes letters may be edited for style or grammar. It requires full name, phone number and complete address for verification. Anonymous letters will not be published.
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Shared blame and calls for gun reform after Orlando tragedy
The piece argues mass shootings reflect social ills across democracies and urges action. It cites Omar Mateen and the Orlando attack, critiques the expired assault weapons ban, and links high capacity magazines to higher death tolls while blaming Congress and the NRA for inaction. The Seattle Times.
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Social media warps politics and online misperceptions
A Washington Post piece argues that the Bernie Bros label masks real harassment by some female reporters from anonymous or fake accounts. Trolls and misidentified critics distort opinions, with advice to ignore online provocation and avoid feeding the trolls while police handle genuine threats.
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Clash of civilizations frames early Trump Clinton campaign
The piece contrasts Trump’s fear based, hard line stance on immigration and terrorism with Clinton’s calls for unity and measured policy. It notes Republican leaders’ dismay at Trump’s rhetoric, cites polling showing Trump leading on security, and warns the race may hinge on whether voters fear terrorism or fear Trump as president. Tribune News Service
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