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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2022
Page
3
Scott Mahoney, founding in 1832, serves as managing editor of The Gazette. The paper notes his long tenure guiding the publication from its 19th century beginnings to present.
The Dallas Morning News urges Congress and the Biden administration to extend Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainians in the United States. It cites relief from deportation and work authorization for about 30,000 potential beneficiaries, calls for relaxed student work rules, and highlights a 281000 TPS backlog and 9.5 million immigration-case backlog across programs.
The Gazette outlines that letters to the editor should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Submitors must include full name, home address, and telephone numbers for verification, with the mailing address provided for mail submissions to Medina Ohio.
Washington Post analysis notes Donald Trump struggles to influence Republican primaries without holding office. It contrasts his fading leverage with figures like David Perdue and Ted Budd, cites polling gaps in Kemp and McGeachin races, and frames his rhetoric as stale while political distractions from war in Europe rise.
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Conor Sen argues that progressive ideas are unlikely to advance in a divided Congress and 2023 inflation concerns favor center-right measures. He outlines policy directions including a higher Fed rate, a temporary consumption tax on durables, growth in domestic energy, and a mix of renewables with continued oil and gas, plus nuclear options. He notes national security and energy reliance on foreign oil as crucial issues, with Manchin illustrating possible bipartisan alignment.
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