Negative partisanship colors the presidential election outlook
William Lyon, a sophomore at Goddard High School, writes that negative partisanship shapes voter behavior in the upcoming election. He discusses disapproval toward Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, declining voter engagement, and the psychology of voting, urging readers to educate themselves and vote based on principles.
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Roswell Letters Mark Losses of Local Legal Giants
In Roswell two longtime lawyers Harry Wilcox and Jesse Cosby are remembered in letters to the editor. The writers praise their professional rigor and impact on policing and justice while urging focus on Roswell’s poverty level and city finances. The open letter also calls for fiscal reforms and shared recreation planning.
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Don't ground Iran airplane deal editorial stance argues for trade
Editorial urges Congress to allow Boeing to sell up to 80 passenger jets plus 29 leases to Iran Air, linking economic ties to peace and prosperity. It notes Iran's compliance, currency and sanctions context, and contrasts Boeing with Airbus and broader trade implications.
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Roswell Daily Record Letters Policy Overview
The Roswell Daily Record invites readers to express opinions on issues. Keep letters concise and legible with real name and contact, limit to two per month, and avoid libelous or defamatory content as well as references to ongoing court cases.
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