Almanac Highlights for Today on 188th Day of 2024
Today notes birthdays of Frida Kahlo Nancy Reagan Merv Griffin Janet Leigh and others. It records that John Lennon and Paul McCartney met at a Liverpool fair in 1957 and Frida Kahlo’s quote about painting reality. 49 200 fans attended the 1933 All Star Game at Comiskey Park with the American League winning 4 2. Moon phase to first quarter after July 5 new moon.
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Brian Posehn
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Debating Biden Acknowledges Tough Choice For Democrats
Patricia Lopez analyzes the GOP threat from Trump and the debate fallout for Biden. The piece weighs whether a replacement is plausible, the risks to party unity, and the difficulty of swapping a long-time, trusted leader for a fresher candidate amid nine weeks before the convention.
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Supreme Court ruling shields presidents from official act prosecutions
Cal Thomas argues the 6-3 ruling protects presidents from criminal liability for official decisions, citing historic actions by Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson while noting impeachment as the founders’ remedy. The piece questions ongoing prosecutions of Trump and Biden aides and cites potential Judge Chutkan deliberations on the Trump indictment.
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Media and public figures shape the 2024 race debate
A reader argues the press steers voter views by spotlighting Biden’s faults while downplaying Trump’s lies. They praise Biden’s crisis handling, call for voters to judge beyond media narratives, and urge Biden to resign in favor of Harris to enable a fresh four year presidency.
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