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Letter: Diligent scrutiny of risky projects — like the proposed pipeline in Emigration Canyon — is thoroughly justified. I found out the hard way.
I read the op-ed by Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones regarding her concerns on the pipeline to be routed through Emigration Canyon. It resonates with me because of what happened to my family home in rural Wisconsin. Our home has been in the family for more than 70 years. A small house on 80 acres of forest with a stream that runs down to Lake Superior. We grew up fishing, sledding and exploring the land.
Cox is participating in the Trump hunger games
Gov. Cox has joined the blame game of insisting that the Democratic Party is to blame for the shutdown of the government, a government of a Republican president, Republican Congress and Republican Supreme Court. Gov. Cox is participating in the Trump hunger games, pitting the people struggling to retain their health insurance against the people struggling to feed their family.
Countries Targeted by Trump’s Tariffs May Strike Back at U.S. Services
1 hour ago Bizarre moment Trump declares Great Depression wouldn’t have happened with tariffs Donald Trump has declared that the US could have avoided the Great Depression with tariffs. The president made the remarks in front of the White House on Wednesday (2 April), when he announced a 10 percent baseline tariff on all imports to the US. During his speech, Trump suggested the economic decline in the country began in 1913, when income tax was introduced.
How to Beat Trump Online in the 2020 Election - The New York Times
While former Vice President Joe Biden spent nearly a year nailing down the Democratic presidential nomination, the Trump campaign devoted the better part of the past four years vacuuming up as much data as possible to better target and influence American voters. The Trump campaign is using its head start to break fund-raising records, test political messages and blanket swing states with thousands of digital ads.
Letter: It looks like pure chaos to me
In 2014, Rush Limbaugh accused President Obama of being an utter failure at containing the Ebola breakout. On his website, Limbaugh changed the CDC to CDR for Centers for Disease Redistribution as an attack on how Obama handled the outbreak. Obama sent troops to battle the disease while it was still outside our borders. We had four cases diagnosed in the United States, with two deaths. A far cry from what is happening today. We were first warned about COVID-19 in December.
Letter: Stewart worries about the wrong people
Francisco Galicia, an 18-year-old American citizen, was detained by ICE based on his appearance, even though he carried authentic state ID verifying his citizenship. After three weeks, and the work of an attorney, he was released. Rep. Chris Stewart laments the hardships suffered by innocent people who have been accused of crimes.
Letter of the Week: What you can do to prevent hit-and-run accidents
On the news it seems like every day we hear about hit-and-run accidents. Every day people are run over in crosswalks, on skateboards, standing on street corners. An epidemic. This morning going to work I saw a child on the corner of a crosswalk waiting to cross to go to school, no crossing guard as he was of junior high age. Twenty feet before this were the school zone warning lights flashing and telling people to slow to 20 mph.
Greg Sargent: Virginia bloodbath: Trump is exorcising the Democrats' midterm curse
Among the big questions going into Tuesday’s elections were these: Would President Donald Trump’s unique combination of racism, authoritarianism and embrace of unpopular GOP policies energize Democratic voters sufficiently to overcome their tendency to stay home in off-year elections? And would Trumpism rev up Republican voters enough to keep pace with or possibly supplant that energy? We now have resounding answers to both questions: Yes, and no.
Letter: Visualizing Gov. Chaffetz
So a vast majority of Utahns think Jason Chaffetz would make a good governor . I guess the classic question — “Who ya gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?” — has been answered.
Jennifer Rubin: 15 takeaways from the Virginia election
1. Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe was able to hand over the governorship to a fellow Democrat, governor-elect Ralph Northam. McAuliffe’s approval rating in exit polls was 14 points higher than President Donald Trump’s. McAuliffe surely will be considering a 2020 presidential run. As a major fundraiser he will suck up a lot of support and money from other potential moderate candidates.
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