Politicizing vaccines risks public health and trust
The Los Angeles Times reports on conflicting messages from the White House and CDC about a COVID-19 vaccine timeline. Officials warn politicization could erode public trust, while drugmakers pledge safety standards and await regulatory approval. Enduring concern centers on timing, transparency, and the public’s willingness to be vaccinated.
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Voters urge Holman to return as Medina County prosecutor
Letters from Westfield Center Hinckley Medina and Medina urging the electorate to re elect former Medina County prosecutor Dean Holman. They cite his 28 years in office, notable prosecutions and a 2011 prosecutor of the year award while urging votes in this election year.
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Anger in politics and the call for personal responsibility
Cal Thomas argues that modern political anger mirrors a doomed sportsmanlike era not seen since the Vietnam War era. He criticizes media sensationalism, public rioting, and citizens who expect government to solves issues beyond its scope. He urges reflection, personal virtue, and a return to established principles to heal divisions.
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