Georgia GOP voters rebuke Trump backed rivals in primaries
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes Georgia Republicans, led by Kemp Raffensperger and Carr, triumphed over Trump backed challengers. Raffensperger defeated Hice by about 20 points, Kemp and Carr won by wide margins, underscoring Georgia’s stance against election manipulation and signaling potential shifts for Missouri as GOP voters weigh rival candidates.
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Joe Biden
Brian Kemp
Brad Raffensperger
Chris Carr
Biden
Raffensperger
U.S
Jody Hice
House
Hice
Kemp
David Perdue
Carr
John Gordon
Donald Trump
Missouri
U.S. Senate
Eric Greitens
Trump World
Medina Gazette Letters to the Editor guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters including word limit, editing for brevity and accuracy, and required verification details. It specifies 250 words or fewer and provides contact methods by email or mail with full name address and phone number for verification.
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Medina
Biden era scorecard and the 50 star flags debate
The piece surveys Biden's presidency over 500 days, noting aspirations like DC and Puerto Rico statehood, filibuster battles, and election oversight. It contrasts foreign policy milestones such as Ukraine and NATO with domestic inflation, energy policy, and political optics, while sparing no sarcasm at times about the administration and press reactions. It references figures like Kissinger, Putin, and Washington Post columnist George Will, framing the era as a mix of policy aims and public skepticism.
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District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
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Henry Kissinger
Georgia
Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
George Wallace
Bull Connor
John F Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
George W. Bush
U.S
Ted Kennedy
Vladimir Putin
Ukraine
Germany
NATO
Finland
Russia
West
Earth
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
The
Wall Street Journal
Fed
House
New York Sun
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
Break the old gun debate patterns
Ramesh Ponnuru argues the standard gun control debate fails to curb violence. He outlines three obstacles: limited impact of past bans, lukewarm public support, and the unlikelihood of sweeping bans. He endorses targeted measures like red flag laws and stronger enforcement while urging cautious, thoughtful action.
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U.S
Bill Frist
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White House
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Justice Department
Rand Corporation
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