Readers announce backing for President and Trumpism
A letter to the editor states that the writer’s father predicted a second American Revolution by ballots and praises Donald Trump as a great patriot rising to lead Trumpism. The author argues Trump will cut taxes, reduce regulations, and lower the debt below 19 trillion, appraising potential prosperity and strength.
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Trump shifts from victory talk to loss and rigged nomination claim
The piece argues Donald Trump moved from boasting about wins to warning of losses after a Wisconsin upset. It accuses him of claiming the RNC rigged the race to block an outsider, while critiquing his campaign’s poor organization, delegate hunting, and adherence to state rules. It notes Cruz’s superior ground game, Colorado setbacks, and Manafort’s convention role, with broader context on open conventions and party rules.
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Sanders or Clinton in New York Primary Debate
The piece argues Bernie Sanders misstates plan details on breaking up banks and single payer health care, saying he lacks authority and will to pass such reforms. It praises Hillary Clinton as a more attainable goal for New York Democratic voters, urging practical leadership ahead of the primary.
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Former mayor backs Clinton in New York primary
John T. Sullivan Jr reflects on the 2016 New York Democratic primary scene urging practicality over ideological purity. He recalls early political roles, supports Hillary Clinton, and notes the restrictive party registration rules affecting Bernie Sanders supporters in New York.
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Historic April 16 milestones span presidents to spaceflight
April 16 marks pivotal events from George Washington's 1789 inauguration journey to Apollo 16's 1972 moon launch. The day notes Harriet Quimby's Channel crossing, Feller's 1940 opening day no hitter, the 1947 Texas City blast, King's Birmingham Jail letter, and later moments including Gaddafi's TV address, the Andrew divorce, and Benedict XVI's Easter message.
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