Election Day 2000 proves American democracy endures
Canadian writer Susan Riggs praises U S democracy and the First Amendment, argues election turmoil shows both problems and promise, urges personal responsibility and confident citizen rights, and predicts Nov 7 will be viewed as victory day for the American Way.
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Credibility and Commerce Blur News and Ads
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues the line between news and advertising has eroded as media outlets accept commercial ties and cross promotions. He warns such monetization harms credibility, noting pervasive infotainment, Internet rumor, and corporate tie ins that shape what audiences believe.
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Bush holds high ground in Florida recount political battle
In the ongoing 2000 presidential saga, George W Bush stands poised after Florida certification, with Gore and the Democrats pushing a narrative of doubt. The piece notes Bush supporters view the outcome as a counts sequence and warns that Democratic unity and party elders rally behind Gore, while Republicans flex political muscle. It questions what Gore must do to convert arguments into measurable effect and highlights the tense, extended fight as Florida electors loom.
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Exit polls show Social Security reform debate shifts with election
Voters split along age lines over Social Security and Medicare with seniors favoring Gore and younger voters leaning to Bush. A majority support private accounts and bipartisan coalitions likely required for reform. Bush could claim a reform mandate if elected, as debates on the drug benefit remain deeply partisan.
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Art Linkletter Drives United Seniors Campaign
Art Linkletter, famed radio and TV personality, serves as spokesman for United Seniors Association, a large senior group with over 675000 members.
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Almanac Notes and Historic Dates for November 29 2000
Almanac entry lists events on this day including the 1775 Continental Congress forming a Committee of Correspondence marking early Foreign Service, and 1950 UN Security Council action related to Iraq. Includes notable births such as Donizetti Alcott Berkeley Lewis Powell Mangrove Shandling and Lendl sports moment and a CS Lewis quote.
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