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The Village Idiot misses the mark

I was a bit confused (recently) while reading the first column of The Village Idiot. I can’t seem to figure out why anyone would think this would be of interest to the readers. Newspaper reading is going the way of the dinosaur, and I suspect the Journal has a small young audience of readers, if […]

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Should judges and politics mix?

Should presidents and governors select judges and regulators based on their political views? Should they be able to direct their appointees in making decisions? The answer to the first question seems obvious. Because the elected chief executive is given the constitutional right to pick those who judge, a president or governor must be expected to […]

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Editorial Roundup

The New Britain (Conn.) Herald, March 19: On March 18, President Obama suggested that, rather than build up more and more barriers to voting, the country make the act of casting a ballot mandatory. “If everybody voted, then it would completely change the political map in this country,” Obama said, calling it potentially transformative. And, […]

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Women’s history year

As Women’s History Month wraps up at the end of March, there’s something we want to know: Why should half of the human race be relegated to one month a year? Especially in American history, where we have molded our Founding Fathers into deities of bronze and marble, it’s important to consider the perspective of […]