Walz Badges and Bluffs in Campaign Narrative
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker scrutinizes Minnesota Governor Walz as a political persona who shades facts to boost his image. The piece cites a 1995 drunken driving arrest, IVF misstatements, and a shift on abortion and transgender care, arguing the governor’s rhetoric masks reality while appealing to voters. It contrasts Walz with a looming presidential bid and notes political opponents’ reliance on his likable persona rather than concrete policy.
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Walt Grant
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines For The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to 250 words and warns editors may shorten for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone verification. Mailing address fax number and email are provided for submissions to the Editorial Page Editor.
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Gorsuch book mocks law craze and Caligula parallels
Washington Post columnist George Will critiques Neil Gorsuch and Janie Nitze for arguing that modern law overload erodes the rule of law. They warn progressive regulation expands federal reach, creates countless crimes, and makes law unreadable, with examples from licenses to penalties and agency rules.
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Baby fed weaning takes over diaper duties
Opinion piece questions baby fed weaning after six months and argues it would save time by letting babies feed themselves. It contrasts messy traditional feeding with finger foods and ends noting authors may decide not to have more children. Contact provided for further discussion.
Almanac Highlights from September 2 2024
Almanac notes today mark the 246th day of 2024 and the 75th day of summer. It lists notable birthdays from Romare Bearden to Keanu Reeves, recalls the first US ATM debut at Chemical Bank in 1969, mentions Wilma Rudolph's 1960 Olympic 100m, quotes Keanu Reeves on love, counts Theodore Roosevelt books at 45, and notes the new moon on Sept 2.
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