A Nominee Deserves a Vote in Nominating Impasse
A Texas view argues that presidents must nominate for the Supreme Court and the Senate must vote. It contrasts past battles over Bork Kennedy and Sotomayor with the post Scalia void, urging timely action despite partisan pressure. The piece warns delaying nominations harms the Constitution and public good.
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Trump’s Organs of Irresponsibility? Chapman Critique
Stephen Chapman writes in the Chicago Tribune and syndication, accusing Donald Trump of widespread irresponsibility across policy and rhetoric. The column critiques leadership choices, ethics, and the impact on national discourse.
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Trump campaign attack on truth and civility draws critique
A critical analysis contrasts Donald Trump with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, citing PolitiFact findings and public polling to argue Trump repeatedly distorts facts and rejects norms. The piece mocks his rhetoric, calls his proposals reckless, and notes evangelical support amid alleged contempt for civilized standards.
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