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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2023
Page
3
The Gazette announces Scott Mahoney as managing editor, a key leadership move for the paper founded in 1832, detailing his previous roles and vision for the newsroom.
The piece argues at least 11 GOP senators, including Richard Shelby and John Barrasso, called Trump a private citizen during his 2021 impeachment. It contends they lacked jurisdiction to convict a non president and now oppose federal charges. It accuses them of hypocrisy and weaponizing the justice system while defending Trump.
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Brevity is encouraged with a 250 word limit, and editors may edit for clarity accuracy and length. Include name full home address and telephone number for verification. email submissions preferred to letters medina-gazette.com or mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
A Washington Post column argues the United States faces a predictable fiscal crisis driven by aging demographics and rising entitlement costs. It endorses Romina Boccia’s BRAC like proposal for a self executing, independent commission to stabilize debt at GDP levels, with political cover for reform. The piece notes John McCain’s support and compares to past base closings. It ends with George Will’s contact at the Washington Post.
Tyler Cowen argues that congressional hearings on unidentified anomalous phenomena show government officials treating UFOs as a real policy issue. He notes credible testimony from military and intelligence figures, the lack of evidence for alien craft, and the political dynamics shaping the debate. He predicts growing attention and scrutiny, despite lingering skepticism.
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