Texans call for 21 age limit on military rifles
The Dallas Morning News cites a Dallas Morning News UT Tyler poll showing 75 percent of Texans back raising the minimum age to buy military style rifles to 21, including 72 percent of Republicans, urging Gov Abbott to support gun safety measures and a special session. It notes a Frisco High threat and praises Sen Cornyn for bipartisan gun legislation while urging Abbott to show fortitude and honesty on the issue.
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The Best and the Brightest and the Mandarins of Power
Washington Post columnist George Will surveys David Halberstam s The Best and the Brightest and traces how elite scholars and policymakers shaped Vietnam era decision making The piece critiques academic prestige and media complicity while noting the enduring tension between intelligence and wisdom in governance
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Republicans not plotting to undermine Social Security says Ponnuru
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ramesh Ponnuru argues that neither party has a credible plan to cut or privatize Social Security. He notes GOP leaders disavow specific proposals and warns the bigger risk is rising program costs outpacing revenues while both parties resist meaningful reform.
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