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Almanac lists notable birthdays including Curie Trotsky Camus Graham Sutherland Rivers Mitchell Petraeus Lockhart Rahman Kim Devine Lorde and others. It cites 1991 Magic Johnson HIV retirement and 1994 WXYC 24 hour IVVAT 9 OF PUNIS. Also notes Spotify 626 million users and the moon phase between Nov 1 and Nov 8.
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Democracy at Risk in a Trump Return Era
Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin argues democracy survives only if Americans embrace civic virtue. She says Trump’s appeal, media failures, and indifference to democratic norms threaten U S democracy and global liberal movements, urging renewed accountability and virtuous citizenry.
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Trump is my president and America’s future hope
Marc Thiessen argues that Donald Trump’s 2024 reelection signals a democratic mandate. He praises Trump’s policy achievements, from tax reform and trade deals to energy leadership and Supreme Court appointments, while urging fair scrutiny and bipartisan cooperation.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they be 250 words or fewer with edits for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone for verification by mail fax or email.
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Trump coalition expands beyond core supporters in 2024 election
Washington Post columnist Marc Fisher argues the Blow It Up Party broadened its base to include diverse voters across urban and rural areas. He cites economic anxieties, distrust in elites, and frustration with policy failures, noting high rates of metro fare evasion, student absenteeism, and looming cuts in school funding. The piece critiques campaign focus on culture wars over structural problems.
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