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Articles by John Derewitz
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Murderer’s Row
According to a POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, on April 1, 2020, the support for our present administration remained constant at 40 percent. The president’s base will “proudly” attempt to put Donald Trump back on his gold-plated […]
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Mail in your Ballot and Save your Life.
Think of the Corona Virus. Now think of perhaps the most common illness affecting millions of Americans each year, the common flu. Then think of our senior citizen population, people that are allergic to the […]
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A Double Tragedy
Former Dallas Police officer Amber Guyger was convicted of murder and sentenced to prison in Dallas County in the last weeks. Guyger claimed she was in fear for her life when she entered Botham Jean’s […]
Environment
All the lions in Africa and All the Tigers in India are dead
How much do you want to see those headlines in the news, wherever you get your news? In a report issued by the United Nations supported, Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) […]
Women
Celebrating a Century of Women’s Right to Vote
This month holds the centennial celebration of the passage in the senate of the 19th amendment, allowing women to vote. While this was not the final battle fought by women to gain the vote, it […]
Community
The Future of Voting in Tarrant County
An Interview with Tarrant County Election Administrator This election season may have been the last one for the current voting machines. It may also be the last one for scattered voting places in Tarrant County. […]
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The Architecture of Hate
As I was reading some of my morning news intake, I came across a story featured in The Huffington Post about what I am calling, “The Architecture of Hate.” The story concerned yet another action […]