Maryland Eyes 30 Day Gas Tax Pause Across Nation
Across the country politicians from both parties push for gas tax cuts or pauses. Maryland lawmakers plan a 30 day suspension amid prices at the pump rising to 4.25 a gallon, claiming partial relief while warns of long term infrastructure funding loss. The piece notes ARPA funds and a 7.5 billion state surplus, argues cuts favor the wealthy and could hinder roads, mass transit, and bikeable infrastructure.
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Letters Guidelines From Medina Gazette
The Medina Gazette outlines letters to the editor guidelines including length limits and verification details. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full address and telephone number for verification. email is preferred.
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GOP missteps loom as Senate race tightens in a redrawn map
The piece analyzes Republican vulnerabilities as the Senate stands 50 50 with Vice President Harris breaking ties. It notes Scott's 11 point plan to raise taxes on half of Americans and to repeal Obamacare, the impact on Biden agenda, and potential GOP gains in the House. It cites Keith Johnson and Pat Budd clashes and surveys showing Obamacare support rising.
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What in the hell has happened to this country
A former post office line prompts reflections on national resolve verses youth weakness. Quinnipiac poll shows Democrats favor fleeing 52 percent while 68 percent of Republicans would stand and fight. The piece laments cultural trends and calls for renewed vigilance and sacrifice to preserve freedom. Readers may email Cal Thomas.
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