Being profoundly deaf since birth, Howard “Howie” Gorrell has broken communication barriers for nearly eight decades. Hence, he shares thoughts about education, sports, politics, travel, and today’s news in his newsletter.
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Maryland, not Texas, Triggered the National Mid-Decade Redistricting War
Note: Today, the Maryland Reporter published my 16th commentary, shown below
At the Maryland Supreme Court on Thursday, Assistant Attorney General Daniel Kobrin argues the state’s defense of the constitutional amendment on redistricting as...
Muddy Gothic Line (1944)
Allied troops struggling up a hill slope in Italy
Watching the Nepal-China flood on television and social media reminded me of what my Dad and his 85th Infantry Division struggled against in the mud of the “Muddy Gothic Line.”
The Battle...
Judge tosses redistricting amendment, but Maryland Supreme Court must rule. Ballot language is hard to understand.
Note: Last night, the Maryland Reporter published my 15th commentary, shown below
A view of the State House in Annapolis. 2023 Governor’s Office photo by Patrick Siebert
Judge tosses redistricting amendment, but Maryland Supreme Cour...
“Hey, Dad, You Wanna Have A Catch?”
“Hey, Dad, you wanna have a catch?” is one of the most famous and tear-jerking lines in cinematic history, originating from the climax of the 1989 movie Field of Dreams.
Playing catch with a baseball is an activity many people enjoy, no ma...
Why hasn’t the Princeton Redistricting Project spoken out? (Part I)
This morning, The Fulcrum published my 19th commentary below. I included several images in this issue of the Newsletter for your reading enjoyment.
NOTE: Including these images exceeded the size limit, so I split this issue into two parts....
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Being profoundly deaf since birth, Howard “Howie” Gorrell has broken communication barriers for nearly eight decades. Hence, he shares thoughts about education, sports, politics, travel, and today’s news in his newsletter.
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