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Editorial cartoons for Wednesday from Times wire services

Published Aug. 13

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  1. Mr. President, this is what lynching really is | Editorial
    31 minutes ago• Opinion
    Men and boys pose beneath the body of Lige Daniels, a black man, shortly after he was lynched on August 3, 1920, in Center, Texas. This scene was turned into a postcard depicting the lynching. The back reads, "He killed Earl's grandma. She was Florence's mother. Give this to Bud. From Aunt Myrtle." Wikimedia Commons
    Trump faces a constitutional process. Thousands of black men faced hate-filled lawless lynch mobs.
  2. Editorial cartoons for Wednesday
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  3. Should Parkland shooting cost former Sheriff Israel his job? | Editorial
    37 minutes ago• Opinion
    Scott Israel, former Broward County Sheriff speaks during a news conference in September. A Florida Senate official is recommending that the sheriff, suspended over his handling of shootings at a Parkland high school and the Fort Lauderdale airport, should be reinstated. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson) BRYNN ANDERSON | AP
    The Florida Senate will vote Wednesday whether to remove or reinstate former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel. Facts, not partisan politics, should be the deciding factors.
  4. Too few are ready for the military
    58 minutes ago• Opinion
    An ROTC drill team participates in competition.
    Here’s what readers had to say in Wednesday’s letters to the editor.
  5. I could be a whistleblower. So could anyone with a TV.
    Earlier today• Opinion
    On Oct. 17, 2019, White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney arrives to a news conference, in Washington. On Sunday, Oct. 20, on "Fox News Sunday," after acknowledging the Trump administration held up aid to Ukraine in part to prod the nation to investigate the 2016 elections, Mulvaney defended Trump’s decision to hold an international meeting at his own golf club, although the president has now dropped that plan. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File) EVAN VUCCI | AP
    Flagrant violations are still wrong, even if made in public. | Catherine Rampell
  6. If Trump won’t lead, Nancy Pelosi will
    Earlier today• Opinion
    In this photo released by the White House, President Donald Trump, center right, meets with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, standing left, congressional leadership and others on Oct. 16 in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead via AP) SHEALAH CRAIGHEAD | AP
    The House speaker is increasingly is acting almost like a prime minister. | Eugene Robinson
  7. Editorial Cartoons for Tuesday from Times Wire Services
    Yesterday• Opinion
    Andy Marlette -- Pensacola News Journal
  8. Tampa Bay salutes Medal of Honor recipients | Editorial
    Yesterday• Opinion
    Medal of Honor recipient Robert Ingram Navy Medical History; Photo by Nick Del Calzo
    About 50 recipients visit the region this week to share their stories and reaffirm their permanent connections.
  9. Why price controls harm health care
    Yesterday• Opinion
    The bipartisan Lower Health Care Costs Act would impose price controls on doctors. MICHAEL MCCLOSKEY | iStockPhoto
    U.S. Senate legislation aims to prevent surprise bills but actually would hurt doctors and patients, a James Madison Institute policy expert writes.
  10. Whatever happened to all those free-trade Republicans?
    Yesterday• Opinion
    European producers of premium specialty agricultural products like French wine, are facing a U.S. tariff hike, with $7.5 billion duties on a range of European goods approved by the World Trade Organization. DANIEL COLE | AP
    Here’s what readers had to say in Tuesday’s letters to the editor.
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