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Presidential aspirant Beshear to talk about kindness at Friday book event - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says his style of compassionate leadership in his home state is what Americans are looking for — for decency to trump the cruelty of recent years and kindness to prevail over corruption and meanness. “I believe people are going to be looking for something better” in 2028, said Beshear, a potential Democratic presidential candidate who is to be in town Oct. 2 to talk about a new book in a conversation with U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C. “They’re going to want decency and
Brack: October trip to showcase listening across America - Statehouse (opens the original)
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Imagine what you would learn about the United States if you took a three-week road trip from South Carolina through Texas to California, returning with stops in Oregon, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri and Georgia. To say it would be interesting would be an understatement, especially with the political volatility highlighted in today’s headlines. Seems like all we read these days is news about high gas prices, a war most people don’t want, corruption, distrust in government and increasing unease
Brack: On hurricanes, Senate race, debates, AI - Statehouse (opens the original)
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The news has been pretty dull of late. But if you’re thinking about hurricanes, that’s good news. The Atlantic coast apparently has reached a new record: No hurricanes so far this season. That’s the longest time without a first big storm since the modern satellite era started in the mid-1960s. As of Sept. 18, the coast has gone 110 days without an active storm that became a hurricane. There have been five minor storms since the hurricane season started June 1, but there haven’t been any with win
Walsh celebrates fun 40 years as local weatherman - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Bill Walsh is the Dr. Seuss of weathermen. For 40 years as of today, he’s offered the latest weather info to Lowcountry residents in just about every way possible. He did the weather on a camel. With a bear. And at the fair. He did it with an eagle and his dog, a hound that looks a little like a beagle. With an elephant. On horseback. With snakes, a snapping turtle, an orangutan, a panther and a tiger. He even kissed a dolphin on the air. And then, there was the skunk during a Southeastern Wildl
Brack: Throw the bum out - Statehouse (opens the original)
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Take President Donald Trump at his word – act like he’s on the ballot during the midterm elections. It will help America become stronger. If people remember that he’s on the ballot through a bunch of weak surrogates, then he should get a booming wake-up call at the twilight of his miserable political career. When millions of people in the November midterm elections vote to flip Congress to Democratic control, perhaps he’ll finally understand people are tired of his continuing shenanigans. And wh
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