Almanac Highlights and Notable Birthdays November 19 2015
Almanac entry notes Today’s birthdays including Garfield Gandhi Campanella King Klein Curry Janney Ryan Foster Kane and Howard Kane. It cites a rise in multiple births from 13 in 1990 to 80 in 2009 due to fertility drugs and recalls Barry Bonds MVP streak from 2001 to 2004. It also mentions Edward Everett’s Gettysburg speech at 13609 words and the moon phase between November 18 and 25.
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U S values guide refugee policy amid Syrian crisis
Kathleen Parker argues Americans should uphold core values when evaluating Syrian refugee intake after the Paris attacks. She criticizes draconian political posturing by governors and some presidential candidates, defends religious liberty, and urges rational debate about security, law, and moral priorities.
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Austen on Hillary and the Democratic contest in Iowa
The piece contrasts the Iowa primary with a literary frame as Cornel West cites Jane Austen to critique Hillary Clinton and highlight perceptions of political calculation. It notes debates over constancy and integrity, framing the race as a subtle, character driven narrative.
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Sanders Clinton divide sharpens Democratic debate
Ruth Marcus argues the Sanders Clinton clash reveals a deep ideological gulf within the Democratic Party. Sanders pushes for sweeping changes like single payer and dismantling big banks, while Clinton favors pragmatic reform and incremental steps. Marcus notes Sanders nudges Clinton leftward and that Warren intensified the intra party dispute, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Kasich’s Bible talk fades as refugees debate swirls
Connie Schultz critiques Kasich’s stance on Medicaid expansion and Syrian refugees. She notes his religious rhetoric clashes with policy shifts and questions his appeal to Iowa voters amid the refugee crisis and a weak Quinnipiac poll showing Kasich behind Trump and Carson.
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