Gingrich Leadership Appeal Stirs Washington Dinner Debate
In a Washington dinner with Heritage Foundation president Ed Feulner, Cal Thomas notes Newt Gingrich’s appeal as a leader who inspires rather than manipulates emotions. Gingrich acknowledges learning and hints at a 1996 run, while Kissinger and Monnet comparisons frame him as a future-doer rather to a consensus-seeking superstar.
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Clickety clack memory lane as typewriters fade
In Deborah Mathis column nostalgia for old Typing classes and Smith Corona typewriters contrasts with modern laptops. The author reflects on family memory, the ceremonial feel of ink and keys, and the disappearing relic of the typewriter era now replaced by digital tools.
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Forgiveness in War: Royko on Postwar Reconciliation
Mike Royko argues that long past wars should end grudges as nations bury hatchets. He notes Vietnam Japan and Germany show diplomacy and aid fostered growth, while question remains if victory should grant harsher peace or better outcomes. He laments grudges and jokes about postwar gains and forgiveness.
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