Almanac May 18 2016 prominent birthdays and world facts
May 18 2016 marks day 139 of 2016 with notable birthdays Frank Capra Perry Como Margot Fonteyn Pope John Paul II Brooks Robinson Reggie Jackson George Strait Chow Yun Fat Yannick Noah Tina Fey Jack Johnson. Five nations acknowledge nuclear weapons capability while four others have it but are not NPT signatories. In 2004 Randy Johnson pitched a perfect game at age 40 for the Diamondbacks. The Microsoft fiscal year 2015 sales reached 93.6 billion. Moon phase between May 13 first quarter and May 21 full.
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Trump’s publicist ruses reveal dangerous insecurity
Eugene Robinson argues Trump’s use of fake personas John Miller and John Barron shows deep insecurity and a drive for adulation, warning voters about the potential danger if such vanity leads to a presidency. He cites a 1991 Washington Post account and a People interview transcript as evidence.
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Editorial letter submission guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor. It specifies a 250 word limit or editing to fit, and asks for signature, full address, and a phone number for verification. It provides mail fax and email submission details for Elyria Ohio readers.
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Reflection on Cynicism in Election Choices
Cal Thomas argues that modern politics reflects cynicism across culture with pessimism as leaders and voters accept flawed candidates. The piece cites polls and media trends, condemns rhetoric, highlights perceived moral decline, and asks whether current choices mirror a deteriorating society.
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Sasse as Third-Party Candidate Hope Sparks Debate
Jennifer Rubin discusses Sasse and Romney as potential third candidates amid GOP worries about Trump. Sasse, 44, casts himself as a fresh voice challenging two exhausted parties, while Romney’s history and name ID offer a fallback. Conservatives weigh risks and benefits of outsider appeal versus nostalgia.
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