Almanag July 7 2016 sports birthdays and facts
On July 7 2016 the almanac notes Boris Becker as the youngest Wimbledon men's singles winner. It lists birthdays including Satchel Paige Heinlein Severn David McCullough Ringo Starr Shelley Duvall Jim Gaffigan Johja Fox Lisa Leslie Michelle Kwan. It cites Chillicothe Baking Co first packaged sliced bread in 1928 and Paige last MLB game in 1965 with a bullpen rocking chair. Moon phase and a David McCullough quote are included.
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Johja Fox
Lisa Leslie
Michelle Kwan
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Elites and ordinary Americans in Brexit Trump debate
Kathleen Parker weighs how Douthat Drezner and Saunders frame the Brexit Trump surge and the divide between cosmopolitans and nativists. She notes younger and urban groups trend globalist while older voters lean traditional, and observes Trump’s appeal to his mostly white, less educated base amid elite perceptions. Parker reflects on journalists’ elite status and the public’s reception of such discourse.
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Trump aims to topple the blue wall with new Trump plan
Martin Schram argues Trump could break the Democratic blue wall by opposing free trade, labeling China a currency manipulator, and criticizing globalization. The columnist notes Trump’s populist stance appealing to disaffected voters and predicts a campaign impact ahead of the 2016 Republican convention.
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Clinton email probe resolved boosts 2016 prospects
Chicago Tribune columnist notes the FBI decision found no criminal wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton over her personal email use as secretary of state. The piece frames the ruling as aiding Clinton against Trump, discusses Democratic support, Sanders’ stance, and calls for unity ahead of the November election. Dahleen Glanton writes from Chicago.
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