Patrick says election night proves liberal ruin and Perot mocked
A columnist vents partisan fervor after last week's election. He attacks liberal policies, bureaucracy, and named figures like Ross Perot, Diane Feinstein, Tom Foley, Mario Cuomo, Ann Richards, and George Bush, celebrating what he calls a mandate for change. He critiques entrenched establishment figures and urges readers to embrace the political shift.
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Foley
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Cuomo
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Texas
Ann
Richards
George Cain
George
Election Time Faith and Fear Across Political Lines
A reader warns that the election exposes a spiritual clash beyond partisanship. He cites liberal and conservative missteps, warns of militias rising, and urges a nonpartisan defense through the cross of Christ amid a nation-wide spiritual attack. He frames the election as a test of unity rather than a victory for any party.
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Public call to judge overrule Prop 187 and defend voters
A letter denounces U S District Judge Matthew Byrne for blocking Prop 187 arguing the public will must guide policy. It cites 1978 California vote restoring the death penalty and warns against bureaucratic coups by the ACLU and MALDEF. The writer accuses lawmakers and schools of opposing the measure to protect ADA funds and social programs for illegal aliens.
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Rose Bird
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Byrne
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Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Religious Right Struggles In California GOP Wins
Political Viewpoint By Fred Davis notes that California saw limited gains for the Religious Right in the November victories. The California Republican Assembly backed candidates like Tom McClintock, Cathy Wright, Ron Unz, Phil Wyman, and Wilbert Smith, yet all faced losses or weak showings. Wilson won statewide. Huffington narrowly lost. The CRA opposed Wilson and Huffington, and many elected Republicans facedCRA opposition or no primary opposition.
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Oliver North
Virginia
Tom McClintock
Cathy Wright
Ron Unz
Pete Wilson
Phil Wyman
CRA
Mike Huffington
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Huffington
Husky discipline and loss redefine Horizon High football season
In Phoenix, Horizon High Huskies began favored for the 5A title under Coach Doug Shaffer. An internal incident saw a player substitute a pornographic tape for Mesa Westwood scouting, leading to six day suspensions and a lopsided 29 to 3 defeat. Shaffer declared the incident behind them despite parental and alumni pressure.
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Horizon High
Doug Shaffer
Messa Westwood
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Shaffer
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