Almanac snapshot for August 3 2019 highlights
Almanac notes today include birthdays of Elisha Otis Ernie Pyle Leon Uris Tony Bennett Martin Sheen Martha Stewart James Hetfield Tom Brady Evangeline Lilly Todd Gurley and more. Santa Claus Land opened in 1946. Jesse Owens won gold in 1936 Berlin Olympics with a 10.3 clocking. Moon phase and Columbus voyage length are listed.
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Biden Leads After Second Democratic Debate Push
Biden remains the front runner amid a chaotic CNN hosted debate that spotlighted clash over Medicare for All and Obamacare. Harris underperformed while Booker impressed on crime bills. Warren and Sanders defended a Medicare for All stance as the field drifts toward Trump.
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Democrats and Racism Charges Across Baltimore Debate
Cal Thomas argues that accusations of racism by Democrats and media are used to deflect about Baltimore’s crime and decay. He cites Cummings, Pugh, Sanders and local leaders noting rat infestations and blighted neighborhoods to question who is truly racist and where accountability lies.
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Warren tops Democratic debates with clear vision and shaking up the field
Elizabeth Warren emerged as the standout after two Democratic debates in Detroit delivering a focused plan to tackle national challenges. Biden faced questions on deportations and centrist voters, while Warren defined a bold path forward that rivals may imitate. Karen Tumulty notes the field remains crowded and undecided as analysts await polling shifts.
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