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Bill Gouveia: Congressional courage has left the building (opens the original)
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During virtually every national election I can remember, all sides and political parties have at some point called that particular contest âthe most important election of our lifetime.â But when it comes to the midterms in a few weeks, they might actually be right. Because if voters across the country keep what was formerly the Republican Party â but now is merely an extension of Trumpâs organized syndicate â in charge of both houses of Congress and fail to provide any serious checks o
Bill Zuck: The headache is the point (opens the original)
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Politicians have long had a well-earned reputation for not always telling the truth. But the current presidential administration has taken lying and corruption to a shocking and troubling new level. Trying to keep up with all the obfuscation is more than enough to cause a major headache. The lies coming from our felon in chief and his cronies come in all sizes. BILL ZUCK has a migraine now. Reach him at wcz78@yahoo.com.
Peter Gay: A drought of clear answers (opens the original)
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Please allow me to share some thoughts and observations while dreading walking our dog, Remy, on cold winter mornings: î The temperature, in the mid- to high 40s, Wednesday, was certainly something I wasnât expecting when I brought my little friend outside. I didnât know it was going to be that cold and walked at a much brisker pace than on past mornings. Peter Gay is a Sun Chronicle columnist and executive director of North TV. Reach him at pgay@northtv.net.
Bill Gouveia: Trump’s assault on democracy (opens the original)
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Itâs no time to be politically correct and reasonable. Donald Trump is a convicted felon with a long and documented history of publicly lying to line his own pockets and suit his own purposes. So, itâs not surprising anymore when he regularly does things that would end the careers of most political figures. Yet he not only avoids responsibility and prison, but actually succeeds in his primary objective â making himself and his family richer and more powerful at the expense of the country.
Oreste D'Arconte: When the future still needs people (opens the original)
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Remember when you had to walk around with a wristwatch on your arm if you wanted to know what time it was, string a camera around your neck if you wanted to take a picture, carry a pocketful of dimes if you wanted to talk to somebody who wasnât with you, go to the library if you wanted an answer to a question, carry a map if you wanted to know where you were and where you were going, and see a doctor if you wanted to know your heart rate or blood pressure? Now you can do all that and more with
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