Trump wrong on political correctness and insults
The article argues Trump uses insult as a tool, misdefining political correctness, with examples from his jabs at Megyn Kelly and immigration remarks. It contrasts crude rhetoric with true political incorrectness, noting sexism and hostile online responses while urging restraint and accuracy in debate.
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Vanity Fair
March 15 Primary Election Letter Guidelines
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines rules for letters to the editor on the March 15 primary. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday March 4, with a 250 word limit and signature, full address, and phone number required for verification. Mail fax or email submission instructions provided.
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Elyria
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Chroniclet.com
Tax reform could ignite growth in U S politics and tax policy
The piece argues for tax reform led by Rep. Kevin Brady, linking growth to a 3 percent pace and analyzing corporate repatriation incentives, with references to prior tax history, tariffs, and 1900s policy shifts, while contrasting Donald Trump’s tariff ideas and George Will’s commentary. It frames Brady’s role in shaping revenue bills and highlights the political dynamics on Capitol Hill.
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Steven R. Weisman
GOP
Wilson
Trump
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China
Apple
Scott Lincicome
Wal-Mart
Secaucus
N.J
Fifth Avenue
I Forgot a Gun Onboard A Flight Statistics and Eye-Opening Anecdotes
A TSA report shows a record 2 653 firearms found at airport checkpoints last year. The piece mocks the common I forgot excuse and notes a blind gun owner who packed bullets in checked luggage. It highlights aviation safety and TSA vigilance.
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TSA
Raymond Whitehead
Santa Fe
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Whitehead
Almanac Flash: February 1 Highlights From Birthdays To Black History
February 1 marks the 32nd day of 2016 and the 42nd of winter with notable birthdays including John Ford Clark Gable Langston Hughes Boris Yeltsin Sherman Helmsley Rick James and Ronda Rousey. Harvard scholar Carter G Woodson started Negro History Week in 1926 linking it to Lincoln and Douglass birthdays. The 2004 Super Bowl wardrobe moment involved Janet Jackson. The Shard rose to 1014 feet as Europe’s tallest building when it opened in London in 2013. Moon phase is between last quarter and new.
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Langston Hughes
Boris Yeltsin
Sherman Helmsley
Rick James
Princess Stephanie of Monaco
Andrew Breitbart
Ronda Rousey
Harry Styles
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Carter G. Woodson
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick Douglass
Janet Jackson
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