Textualism debated as constitutional meaning of arms rights
In a letter exchange Ken Sedlak and Art Kurtz clash over the Second Amendment. The debate frames militia, individual rights, and original intent with references to Federalist No. 29 and the D C v Heller ruling, arguing what counts as defense of rights and a well armed people.
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Ken Sedlak
Art Kurtz
Kurtz
Alexander Hamilton
Antonin Scalia
District of Columbia
Letters to the Editor discuss Trump Putin ties and free speech
A reader argues money and power drive conflicts and Trump’s tilt toward Russia and Helsinki as NATO and trade alliances fray. Other letters defend free speech, conscience, and the American right to express views without fear, urging continued public dialogue to shape a strong nation.
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Trump
America
Vladimir Putin
Helsinki
Putin
NATO
Europe
Canada
Mexico
U.S
NAFTA
World Trade Organization
North Korea
Russia-U.s
China
Richard W. Gerber
Sheffield
Bristling Editorial from The Chronicle Nominates Brad Dicken
The Chronicle editorial page targets Brad Dicken for comment and outlines the case against him and the editor's stance on ongoing issues. The piece frames Dicken as a pivotal figure in local journalism and signals a contentious tone.
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Brad Dicken
Opinion: Jordan Should Not Be House Speaker
Our Opinion argues U S Rep Jim Jordan should not be speaker with his hard right approach. It notes his loyalty to Trump, clashes with Democrats, and ties to the Freedom Caucus while highlighting impeachment actions and OSU abuse allegations linked to his career.
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America
Jesus Christ
Paul
God
U.S
Jim Jordan
Paul Ryan
Jordan
Donald Trump
Trump
House Freedom Caucus
John Boehner
West Chester
Boehner
Freedom Caucus
House
Kevin McCarthy
Calif
Steve Scalise
Ryan
Scalise
McCarthy
Janet Garrett
Fifth Avenue
Vladimir Putin
Helsinki
Mark Meadows
Rod Rosenstein
Justice Department
FBI
Hillary Clinton
Robert Mueller
Russia
Rosenstein
Mueller
Jeff Sessions
Libya
Ohio State University
Richard Strauss
Lorain County
OSU
Strauss
Tariffs and trade war woes hit manufacturers and consumers
George Will analyzes how tariffs on washers, cars, steel, and soybeans ripple through Whirlpool, GM, Honda, BMW, Volvo, and farmers. He cites China retaliation, U.S. auto supply chains, and studied losses for midsize Illinois grain farms. The piece ends with a cautionary note on protectionist economics.
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Washington
Whirlpool
Wall Street Journal
America
USA Today
U.S
General Motors
Alabama
Ohio
China
Volvo
University of Illinois
Ohio State University
Illinois
Gulliver
Grand Academy of
Steven Wright
Jesus
Seventh-day Adventist Church
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Julie Wallace
George Will
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Washpost
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