Real collusion claims and the Trump controversy debate
A critical wrap on claims of Russian collusion and attempts to oust Donald Trump. The piece cites McCabe's 60 Minutes remarks about a coup and Rosenstein's alleged wiring plan, while noting NBC coverage shifts and ongoing investigations. It mentions national emergencies, border wall funding, and potential court rulings on constitutionality. Cal Thomas commentary frames the partisan dynamic.
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Hidden Victims in the Smollett Saga and Chicago Violence
Chicago columnist John Kass notes two dozen detectives tracked Jussie Smollett’s alleged hate crime while citing higher murder counts and a 17 percent clearance rate. He argues political manipulation and media bias distort the case, contrasting it with Dejon Irving, a child gunned down in Chicago.
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Real emergency is loss of fiscal conservatism
Readers critique the national debt and GOP spending, urge balancing the budget, and call for accountability. Helen Robinson cites wasteful spending. Dan Addario urges tougher drug source controls and policy action. Tom Dunton praises the Civic Theatre production of Miss Evers' Boys in New Bern.
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