Hudnutt Publishers Lead Chronicle Legacy and Staff
The Chronicle notes its lineage from 1829 with publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt. Current leadership includes Julie Wallace managing editor and Brad Dicken editorial page editor guiding the paper through modern times.
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Ohio ponders death penalty future amid execution chaos
Ohio Governor DeWine debates how to proceed as lethal injection access, federal and state court questions, and drug company refusals complicate resumes. The piece notes public policy concerns, historic methods, and calls to end capital punishment.
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Ohio: red state debate over 1990s to 2020 elections
The Chronicle-Telegram editorial argues Ohio is not permanently red or blue, detailing GOP dominance since 1990, with rare Democratic interludes, and noting Ohio as a lasting swing state reference. It cites governor, legislature, court, and federal gains, plus 2018 and 2020 trends and Lorain County GOP figure David Arredondo.
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Democrats face math test in 2020 politics and history
Washington Post columnist George Will argues Democrats push costly plans like Medicare for All and universal basic income, while Republicans embrace limited restraint. He cautions that proposed tax hikes and revenues would not cover expansive promised benefits, calling Green New Deal goals impractical.
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