Roy Moore Rise Beats Hefner Trump in Alabama Runoff
Kathleen Parker analyzes the Alabama Senate runoff in which Roy Moore defeats establishment ally Luther Strange as a clash of worldviews with Hefner and Trump symbolic foes. The piece argues Moore embodies a biblical Christian base while Trump’s libertine image and Bannon’s hard-right stance shape GOP future dynamics.
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Supreme Court to hear case on partisan gerrymandering
Washington bookends a high court hearing on whether to strike down partisan redistricting as unconstitutional. The piece traces history from Gerry to modern metrics, notes current political control and pending cases, and cautions against expanding judicial role in mapping votes.
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Baby on Board signs spark subway seat debate
A reader cites The New York Times report that pregnant riders in New York City now wear buttons to prompt others to yield seats. The piece reflects on past chivalry norms, gender roles, and how courtesy has evolved since the 70s.
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Almanac highlights for October 2 2017
Births include Nat Turner Gandhi Hull Marx Greene Reed Sabol McLean Sting Ripa and others. Quote by Graham Greene appears with text From The End of the Affair. The 17 897 original Peanuts strips are noted from 1950 to Schulz's death in 2000. Moon phase spans from the September 27 first quarter to October 5 full moon.
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