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What voters need to know

Gov. Chris Christie got the debates exactly right. “If you can’t take it on the stage, no matter whether it’s fair or unfair … then how are you going to take running against Hillary Clinton?” he told NBC. “How are you going to take negotiating for America around the world?” Being president is a pretty […]

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Chaos and bashing

From the get-go, the CNBC moderators lost control of the third Republican presidential debate to the candidates. And it wasn’t hard. Sen. Ted Cruz wrested a budget question away from CNBC reporter Carl Quintanilla and turned it on him. “The questions asked in this debate illustrate why the American people don’t trust the media,” Cruz […]

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Editorial Roundup

The Connecticut Post (Conn.), Oct. 24: True to their words, U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy, both D-Conn., are pressing their tough gun-safety agenda on Capitol Hill. Wednesday they co-sponsored legislation that would eliminate yet another loophole in the acquisition of a firearm, an exemption that allows the sale of a gun if an […]

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No, journalists don’t have dramatic license

Here’s a controversial opinion: fiction doesn’t belong in newspapers unless clearly labeled as such. Anonymous sources are tricky enough, but journalists simply have no business contriving dramatized scenes with dialogue and characters – describing their innermost thoughts and feelings with no attribution whatsoever. To do so is inherently deceptive. Which brings us to the curious […]