Debated release of Trump tax returns sparks legal questions
The St Louis Post-Dispatch critiques the Ways and Means vote to publish former president Donald Trump tax returns. It argues the move lacks a solid legal justification, notes voluntary disclosure norms since Nixon, questions IRS audits during office, and warns Congress should clarify tax reporting laws for candidates.
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Guidelines for Medina Gazette Letters to the Editor
The Gazette invites reader letters limited to 250 words. Submissions require name full home address and telephone number for verification. Email is preferred at letters Medina-gazette.com or mail to The Gazette 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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New Hampshire's Primary Fate in Democratic Reform Debate
The Democratic panel weighs scrapping the 1975 law that bars New Hampshire from moving its primary before others to broaden early testing of diverse voters. It risks losing a forum for candidates to engage small, interested groups, while Republicans defend keeping Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary first. Carl P. Leubsdorf notes NH's unique momentum role and the potential impact on 2024 contests.
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Christmas Faith Over Politics Based On Psalm For Timely Reflection
Cal Thomas urges readers to distrust reliance on politicians and instead seek transformation through Christmas faith. He argues that true change comes from changed hearts under a Higher Authority and not from Washington, urging skepticism of political culture and a personal embrace of the biblical message.
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