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Bob Gaydos is a veteran of 40-plus years in daily newspapers. He began as police reporter with The (Binghamton, N.Y.) Sun-Bulletin, eventually covering government and politics as well as serving as city editor, features editor, sports editor and executive editor. He was also managing editor of the Evening Capital in Annapolis, Md. He retired from daily newspapering in 2007 after 29 years with the Times Herald-Record in Middletown, N.Y., where he was Sunday/features editor and, for 23 years, editorial page editor. He won numerous awards for his editorials from the New York Newspaper Publishers Association and The Associated Press and in 1992 was a finalist for The Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing. Gaydos continues to write on a freelance basis, including a column on addiction. OpEdNews Member for 748 week(s) and 0 day(s) 464 Articles, 0 Quick Links, 84 Comments, 0 Diaries, 4 Series, 0 Polls
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A moment of clarity for America? We'll find out soon enough if this is a true moment of moral clarity for America or just more of the same selective attitude towards that "All men are created equal" line we like to brag about.
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Rhyme of the Addled Mariner Iceland? Greenland? Who cares if you're healthy? Lost at sea with Trump.
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A very unpresidential finger Trump responsed to a heckler at a factory by cursing at him and flipping a bird. Pathetic.
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Take my Nobel and my dignity, please! The Nobel Peace Prize and the dignity it suggests are not transferable.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene and ... me? If Marjorie Taylor Greene had a moment of clarity, however belated, I welcome it.
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They told you not to believe your eyes Her name was Renee Nicole Good. She died and your government killed her. Then they lied.
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The 'Peace President' Goes to War Invading Venezuela and kidnaping its president is an illegitimate act of war.
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Wishing and predicting for 2026 It's that time of year, time for resolutions, wishes and some hopeful predictions.
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Stefanik says, 'Enough!' Elise Stefanik learned that loyalty to Trump goes only one way - up to him. She should have known better.
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Sorry, Trump is no Jack Kennedy Sloth, pride and lust aren't Trump's only sins. Envy is ever present.
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A Trump enabler takes a step Susie Wiles, Donald Trump's chief of staff, says he has an alcoholic's personality and spoke openly of his vindictiveness. But she's no victim. She's been easing the way for him every day as an enabler.
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Can't someone just muzzle Trump? Sometimes it's best to just say nothing. Trump doesn't know how to do that. Republicans seem to have caught the addiction.
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Once upon a time, in America Once upon a time, every popular singer had a TV show, every town had a newspaper and goons didnt rule the streets.
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On being not fit to be president The beauty of America is that absolutely anyone can become president. But with money playing such a role in the decision, it is also the curse of America.
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Surviving the holidays in recovery The holiday season can be challenging for people new in recovery from alcohol or food addiction. Party hosts can make it easier. Some tips.
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Did he just call her Piggy!? In insulting two female journalists and welcoming a foreign leader accused of ordering the murder of another journalist, Donald Trump further desecrated the office of the president. There is no bottom.
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Imagining a reasonable Rapture A non-believer looks for the possible benefits of a Rapture.
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Musk wants to be a trillionaire why? Elon Musk asked Tesla shareholders for a $1 trillion pay raise. They actually gave it to him. Greed was reportedly involved.
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Donald Trump, frozen in time Trump lacks the basic human instinct to care about another human in distress. Empathy is nonexistent in him. He doesn't know it and he doesn't care.
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Justice X three = A win for Democrats In a microcosm of the national election results, a Democrat overcame Republican trickery to win a town judge seat in slightly upstate New York. Voters flipped the town board, too. Page 1 of 21 First Last Back Next 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 View All |