Divisive Politics Echoes From McCarthy Era 1964
Deborah Mathis notes Eugene McCarthy warned in 1964 that divisive labeling undermines government action and ignores complex issues like poverty and automation. The essay invites readers to reconsider liberalism's core goals of self-determination equality liberty and the role of government amid modern political clash.
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Pro-life stance tested by clinic violence in debate
Cal Thomas argues that clinic killings do not redefine the abortion issue. He cites cases in Massachusetts and Virginia, criticizes Defenders of Defenders of Life, and asserts moral focus must remain on protecting unborn life while praising crisis pregnancy centers and public gains for antiabortion lawmakers.
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Talk-show solutions There's hope after all
Mike Royko recaps a controversial talk show format with callers venting on politics immigration and gender politics. The piece notes provocative jokes about shooting immigrants and punishing lawyers and hints at media standards debates. It ends by noting Royko's syndicated column schedule.
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