Three steps to reopen the US economy during COVID 19
Bloomberg Opinion argues for a national testing surge, equipment supply guarantees, and massive contact tracing. It calls for federal leadership, rapid scale up of labs, PPE, and a plan to hire and coordinate tracers, with hurdles including limited capacity and delayed government action.
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Medina Gazette Letter Guidelines for Readers
The Medina Gazette outlines rules for letters to the editor. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full home address and telephone number for verification. emails accepted and mailed submissions listed.
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Letters on Trump briefings and US policy missteps
Marguerite Nagy of Brunswick voices concern over Trump briefing behavior and media questions. She urges balance between pandemic response and constitutional rights while criticizing government aid policies and alleged corporate favoritism. The letter critiques inflation of power, calls for self sufficiency, and questions small business loan criteria tied to the Lakers.
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Trump supporters praise letter on Gazette opinion page bias
A reader from Hinckley Township congratulates fellow letter writer Michael Barkfelt for challenging The Gazette anti Trump stance. The writer claims ongoing complaints about Trump bashing editorials and asserts others share support while praising the paper’s claimed fairness.
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Is big government truly back and the debt risk
Cal Thomas argues in a column that the era of big government has returned amid crises and voter buyouts. He cites Clinton’s 1996 remark and warns that perpetual subsidies grow debt, urging a bipartisan top-down audit and reform of entitlements to avert national decline. Readers may email the columnist.
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