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Trump Could Win GOP Nomination Amid Mass Alienation
The San Diego Union Tribune argues that Donald Trump may secure the Republican nomination despite high negatives, fueled by anti establishment sentiment, with Bernie Sanders drawing similar appeal to disaffected voters. It notes early endorsements and warns parties to adopt policy remedies over rhetoric to avoid a broader political and cultural upheaval.
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The People Speak Editor The News Opines on Women for President
The piece questions voting for a qualified intelligent woman as president. It asks readers to consider truthfulness scrutiny and whether women leaders have historically succeeded. It challenges gender-based confidence and urges using the vote to advance a proud history of women’s political rights.
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Trump vows to weaken US press via libel law changes
Bill Ketter notes that Donald Trump at a Fort Worth rally urged opening libel laws to allow harsher suits against the Times and Post, challenging First Amendment protections. The piece contrasts Trump’s stance with landmark Supreme Court rulings in New York Times v Sullivan and subsequent cases expanding press protections for public figures and officials.
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Penn State agriculture funding at risk Governor urged to restore support
State Senator Elder Vogel Jr urges the governor to approve a bipartisan budget increase for Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences. The funding boosts research and extension services by 4.3 million dollars, with 2 million for avian influenza biosecurity, to prevent harm to state agriculture and 4-H programs.
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