Money rules politics in New York redistricting battle
The piece reports that incumbents hire lobbyists and use campaign money to influence Albany during redistricting after the 2000 census. It notes Silver’s influence, Hinchey’s hire, and contributions to Bruno and five Republican Congressmembers, underscoring how money shapes political outcomes and distances government from ordinary citizens.
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Earnhardt Killed An Icon’s Tragic Last Race
Dale Earnhardt died in a Daytona collision, ending a career with seven Winston Cup titles and a record 76 wins. The crash sparks renewed calls for safety reviews and head and neck device debate as NASCAR mourns its greatest driver.
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Teachers Not Sole Cause Of Student Failure Opinion
A reader argues against blaming teachers for kids failing to learn. Parent involvement, home life, and routines are crucial, with teachers unable to raise children alone. The letter urges accountability by families and notes ineffective teachers can be addressed through proper actions.
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Who Leads the White House in This Era?
A reader questions presidential leadership amid mixed signals from the West Wing. The article notes the presence of three figures in power, with references to Reaganomics, Star Wars, and cabinet roles filled by figures from Reagan and Bush administrations, prompting uncertainty about who truly governs.
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Critique of Cal Thomas Reagan tribute in Herald Journal
Reader disputes Cal Thomas’s praise of Ronald Reagan, arguing Reaganomics benefited the rich and that Clinton alone led eight years of peace and prosperity. The letter condemns Reagan’s statements as distortions and mocks his famous phrases.
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Israel as democracy and peace through dialogue
The writer argues Israel alone is a genuine democracy in the region and urges peace through violence cessation. They accuse opposing regimes of tyranny and bias while praising religious tolerance and call for sincere dialogue, noting Bush’s distrust of the people in 2004.
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