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Ferocity in pursuit of … what?

This will be the most contentious, most bitter, most polarizing and most unappealing race for president since James G. Blaine and Grover Cleveland competed in 1884. But it may be the least ideological presidential campaign since 1820, when the Federalists put forward a vice presidential candidate but couldn’t even find a presidential nominee. This is […]

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Editorial Roundup

The Rutland Herald (Vt.), May 25: Humorist Andy Borowitz has used President Barack Obama’s commencement address at Rutgers University as a springboard for satire. According to Borowitz, Republican chairman Reince Priebus declared that Obama’s “pro-knowledge remarks” would come back to haunt the Democrats. Priebus, in Borowitz’s account, said, “This fall, we will ask the American […]

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Wiping out America’s morals

Donald Trump is on his way to being an authority figure. Some feel he’s already there. When nominated, he will have the mantle of authority that comes from being the standard bearer of one of America’s two major political parties. Ironically, Trump will have captured the Republican nomination by winning only 12 million votes, or […]

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Vote ‘no’ on RSU 21 withdrawal

Arundel taxpayers – are you ready to add another $1,000 a year to your tax bill? That’s the estimated increase for an average $200K Arundel home. I’m not remotely able to pay that kind of increase! And I doubt you are either. At last week’s public forum, four of five of our Arundel selectmen individually […]