Bartlett compared to Truman stirs a civil debate on leadership
Jack Law argues Roscoe Bartlett cannot match Harry S Truman on consistency and public service. He credits Truman with New Deal support, civil rights, containment, and national health aims, contrasting Bartlett's ties to insurance profits, anti reform stances, and campaign funding. Law urges Frederick County voters to demand principled leadership.
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James Chmelik
Roscoe
Roscoe Bartlett
Harry S Truman
Bartlett
Truman
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
U.S. Senate
Congressman Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett
Harry Truman
Dixiecrats
Strom Thurmont
Europe
Korea
Congress
NAFTA
Frederick County
George Bush
Margaret
Bush
Herblock
President Truman
We need to act civilized about gun control
Dwight Mote argues that gun owners rely on emotional appeals to defend gun rights. He asserts guns intensify power, criticize Second Amendment interpretations, and call for stricter nationwide laws like other civilized countries. He notes criminals bypass controls, questions deterrence, and urges balanced policy with serious action.
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NRA
Supreme Court
United States
McCully criticizes Frederick County snow day plan policy
Anne McCully of Clarksburg lambasts the Frederick County school board for adding 19 minutes per class for seven weeks to make up snow days. She cites medic medicines at school, substitute pay, parents visiting daily for doses, and negative impacts on children's routines, rides, and after school activities.
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Frederick County
Daniel Gadra
Board of Education Administration
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Walkersville
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Clarksburg