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Editorial: Democrats diminish faith in elections

In sports, an unforced error is when a player, well, simply screws up. The quarterback fumbles, not because he was under any unusual pressure from the defense, but because he just made a mistake. Democrats in the General Assembly have just made an unforced error. Some may think they’ve made a lot, but we tend to be generous. We’re focused on one specific bill out of the thousands that legislators have to sort through. Unlike many of those, this particular bill deals with something ...
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The Readers' Forum: Thursday letters

Whats the term? The writer of the Feb. 11 letter “‘Sophisticated’ readers” doesn’t like that the Journal called some Republicans “gullible” (“Trump’s trial begins,” Feb. 7). I’d like to know, then — maybe some conservative will be good enough to tell us — what do we call people who listen to and believe Alex Jones’ heated ramblings? What do we call people who believe anything Tucker Carlson or Sean Hannity say, no matter how ...
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Tribe declares state of emergency

Close Photo provided by the Choctaw Nation of OklahomaTrucks from the Choctaw Nation Office of Emergency Management are loaded with nearly 40 pallets of drinking water Thursday at Indian Nation Wholesale in Durant. The Choctaw Nation drivers then delivered the water to communities across southeastern Oklahoma. Tribe declares state of emergency By Derrick James STAFF WRITER Feb 18, 2021 Feb 18, 2021 Photo provided by the Choctaw Nation of OklahomaTrucks fr...
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After claims of discord and sexism, Virginia Tech to dissolve Student Government Association

Virginia Tech will dissolve its 55-year-old Student Government Association to create a new undergraduate senate aimed at increasing participation and diversity, the university said. The announced change comes five months after former SGA members’ allegations of dysfunction and sexism within the organization prompted a reevaluation. A task force that Tech launched in September recommended this week that an Undergraduate Student Senate (USS) take on the role of student governance. “Iâ�...
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Nebraska's election chief pushes voter ID proposal, but opponents push back

Martha Stoddard Omaha World Herald Nebraskas top election official Wednesday called for the state to require voter identification as a means to prevent fraud in elections. Secretary of State Bob Evnen said there has been little evidence of voter fraud in the state. But he described a proposed constitutional amendment as "an ounce of prevention" to help Nebraska stay ahead of potential problems and to bolster public confidence in elections.  "We have to make sure that it’s ea...
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