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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2025
Page
7
Almanac lists notable birthdays from Niccolo Machiavelli to Cheryl Burke and notes Washington DC voting rights via the 23rd Amendment in 1961. It also cites the Willis Tower Skydeck height and the current moon phase between April 27 and May 4.
Ramesh Ponnuru argues presidents increasingly act as all powerful leaders not checks and balances. He contrasts Trump to Wilson and Obama, warning that overconfident executive self image harms policy outcomes and public trust.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor guidelines noting a 250 word limit, possible editing for brevity and taste, and required verification details including signature full address and phone number. It lists mailing fax and email submission methods and notes the May 6 election deadline has passed.
Cal Thomas argues that individuals should act without government help, citing supply and demand for eggs and savings habits. He laments dependency on government, recalls Jack Kemp quote on personal responsibility, and urges self-reliance in health, finances, and education while condemning reliance on political solutions. Readers may email the columnist.
Neal Norris of Vermilion argues in a letter that President Trump and Elon Musk undermine federal agencies and popular social programs, provoke protests, and pursue privatization to enrich elites, framing the move as a threat to democracy and everyday security.
A March Chronicle Telegram opinion letter attacks Democrats, accusing them of dishonesty, hypocrisy, and promoting hate and radical liberalism. It argues their policies violate constitutional rights, curb freedoms, and destabilize border, covid, and governance efforts, urging divine judgment.
Republicans budget priorities appear flawed says The Chronicle Telegram. The piece notes Trump ally Steve Bannon favors taxing millionaires for fairness and contrasts it with proposed cuts to federal programs and energy incentives that support jobs in Ohio including 4854 jobs and 6.19 billion in district aid. Twenty one House Republicans and four Senators back keeping incentives. urges readers to contact lawmakers.
THOMAS HIGGASON of North Ridgeville argues Harvard’s tuition and funding for women’s studies are misallocated. He claims many professors indoctrinate students, calling for more practical careers like plumbing or medicine over academia.
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