History snapshot for January twenty first nineteen twelve
The item lists notable events, birthdays, and facts tied to January 21 2012. Highlights include Louis XVI’s execution in 1793 and Jefferson Davis leaving the Senate in 1861. Birthdays cover Stonewall Jackson Dior Savalas Nicklaus Domingo Davis and McLuhan quotes accompany language on language use and the moon phase.
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Louis XVI
France
Paris
Jefferson Davis
U.S. Senate
Confederacy
U.S. Census Bureau
United States
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Christian Dior
Telly Savalas
Jack Nicklaus
Placido Domingo
Unemployment not the top issue in Charleston race
In Charleston South Carolina voters confront a harsh campaign dynamic as Mitt Romney and rivals frame Obama’s defeat as the key to progress. The piece notes 9.9 percent unemployment, candidates’ harsh language, and Haley’s State of the State amid a diverse state political backdrop.
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Charleston
S.C
Mitt Romney
Romney
Obama
Barack Obama
White House
Newt Gingrich
Rick Santorum
Washington
Ron Paul
Rick Perry
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Gingrich
Myrtle Beach
Columbia
Nikki Haley
Bakari Sellers
Gingrich projection tests public sympathy in heated exchange
Washington columnist Kathleen Parker analyzes Newt Gingrich’s response to John King’s question about an alleged open marriage. The episode boosts Gingrich in South Carolina by deflecting scrutiny, while exposing media vilification and voters’ mix of empathy and caution toward his candidacy.
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Washington
Newt Gingrich
CNN
John King
Gingrich
South Carolina
King
Marianne Gingrich
Kenneth Starr
Bill Clinton
Starr
Clinton
Charleston
United States
Evangelicals Back Santorum Endorsing Catholic Candidate
A Texas gathering of conservative evangelical leaders endorsed Rick Santorum, marking an unusual shift given prior anti Catholic sentiment. The piece critiques public displays of faith in politics and sports, cites scripture, and urges private prayer aligned with biblical teachings. It notes Tebowmania and CBS ratings amid the discussion, and closes with contact details for Cal Thomas.
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Texas
Rick Santorum
Newt Gingrich
Tebow
CBS
Denver Broncos
New England Patriots
Broncos
Patriots
America
Santorum
Kingdom of God
Jesus
Paul
Tim Tebow
Bill Maher
Letters on Gee remark spark calls for change at OSU
The Chronicle Telegram prints reader letters criticizing Ohio State University president Gordon Gee for a disparaging Polish army remark and urging his removal. Writers accuse him of public missteps, note his high pay, and contrast with Poland’s wartime bravery, while others defend voters’ independence and question federal spending.
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Gordon Gee
Ohio State University
Gee
Poland
Hitler
Moscow
Ohio State
Jim Tressel
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Cal Thomas
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