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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2016
Page
4
Regional gazette excerpt attributed to C Talle and Michael Smit presents fragmented text. The readable portions suggest a local notice or commentary with names and possible collaboration. Details are incomplete but indicate a regional publication context.
The editorial praises Governor Pat McCrory for rapid emergency action before Hurricane Matthew hit North Carolina, credits state agencies and workers for an effective response, and notes recovery efforts and a new recovery committee. It contrasts practical governance with HB2 battles and endorses the governor’s overall leadership.
The town of Lowell has generated several recent news items drawing strong public responses. Residents express anger and sympathy over ongoing cases, praising the Lowell Police Department for investigations and arrests related to a prominent local incident involving Mr. Dellinger and others.
Thomas Sowell argues the left has long professed compassion for the masses but rarely tests it with evidence. He contrasts Marxism and liberal figures with empirical studies showing conservatives donate more and criticizes academia for preserving self flattery. Sowell, a Gastonia native, is a senior fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution.
Ronald Phillips of Gastonia argues that Donald Trump uses minority-targeted messaging to push a progressive platform the Republican Party has not endorsed. He contends Republicans historically blocked minority programs and warns of rising minority power in 25 years.
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