Sun Journal Information and Staff Roles
The Sun Journal outlines its mission to be an indispensable community information source and lists key staff roles including Michael Distelhorst Group publisher Chris Segal editor Ken Warren Group advertising director Sheila Meadows Circulation director.
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Sheila Meadows
Tillman blasts map drawing as GOP’s fair map claim
Fayetteville observers report Sen. Jerry Tillman criticizing Republican map goals as partisan with no constitutional mandate for fairness. Courts have repeatedly found GOP maps illegal. a Raleigh panel condemned the U S House map, forcing redraw by Dec 2 or risk delaying March primaries amid a census year.
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U.S. Congress
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Letters to the editor submission guidelines
The Sun Journal invites letters up to 400 words addressed to the editor with name hometown and daytime phone. two week gap between letters from the same writer. no attachments. submissions via form, email, or mail. publication not guaranteed.
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Bloomberg’s bid highlights politics of the possible vs the impossible
The piece argues Bloomberg represents a “couldn't do” approach in politics, contrasting his candidacy with Sanders and Warren. It notes his New York tenure, including stops on stop-and-frisk and rising housing costs, and his stance against universal pre-K and wealth taxes. It questions his commitment to systemic reform despite philanthropy and the claim he would raise taxes.
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Bernie Sanders
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Elizabeth Warren
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D-Minn
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South Bend
Indiana
Pete Buttigieg
New York
Mike Bloomberg
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Americans For Tax Reform
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Gerson on GOP stance amid Trump era and Putin
Gerson chronicles the GOP's stance toward Trump and Russia, arguing the party tolerates Russian interference to defend electoral outcomes. He cites the 2016 hacks, Kennedy's remarks, and Trump’s denial as evidence of a broader GOP loyalty to Trump over U.S. democracy.
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Ukraine
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