Sun Journal Staff and Roles
The Sun Journal lists its leadership with Michael Distelhorst as publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director.
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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2019
Page
7
The Sun Journal lists its leadership with Michael Distelhorst as publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director.
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The Boston Herald notes Senator Elizabeth Warren escalates calls for impeachment as polling shows her lagging Biden by wide margins. It cites her Senate floor speech invoking Mueller, her Colbert interview remarks, and rising talk of tax plans and debt relief as she battles falling support in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Readers are invited to send letters up to 400 words addressing the editor with full name address and daytime phone. Two week gap between letters from the same writer. Submissions accepted via online form, email, or mail to The Sun Journal New Bern NC. Publication not guaranteed.
Steve Chapman argues that both parties cling to impractical magics like Medicare for All and Modern Monetary Theory. He notes Sanders backed single payer would cost around 30 trillion over a decade, raise debt by about 16 trillion, and revenue would fall short. He cites CBO concerns on wait times, provider shortages, and infrastructure plans likely unpaid.
Tyler Cowen argues that while polls show low trust in government, actual government actions are largely trusted. He notes high support for Medicare and defense, growing Medicaid expansion, low debt interest rates, and stable TSA performance, while criticizing perceived personal distrust among ideologically polarized citizens. He distinguishes trust in processes from trust in political actors.
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