Biden Sanders Fight Defines Democratic Primary Battle
The Democratic race narrows to Biden versus Sanders after Klobuchar exit with Warren fading. Moderates back Biden while Sanders followers push for sweeping change. Bridging the split among voters—especially in swing states like Wisconsin Michigan Pennsylvania and Florida—will determine the path to defeating Trump.
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The Gazette notes letters to the editor are edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Deadline for the March 17 election has passed. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and must include your name full home address and telephone number for verification.
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Geissman Backed For Reelection By Medina County Supporter
In a letter to readers Neil Hassinger praises Pat Geissman for her long service as Medina County commissioner noting safe rail crossings, drug enforcement, a juvenile detention facility, foreclosure help, and hunger relief without tax increases. The letter argues Geissman’s fiscal prudence and dedication benefit families and the county.
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Jill Bell urged for Medina County recorder post
Jason Stevenson voices support for Jill Bell for Medina County recorder highlighting her community work and legal experience. He urges Republican voters to choose Bell on March 17, and backs state Rep. Steve Hambley for Medina County commissioner in the same primary.
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Haley Defends Capitalism Against Hyphenated Trends
Nikki Haley delivers a forceful defense of capitalism as America's core liberty, criticizing hyphenated capitalism and government overreach. She cites Venezuela as a cautionary example and highlights her own record attracting $20 billion in capital investment to South Carolina, including Mercedes and BMW plants, tying economic freedom to political rights.
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