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Voters all around the world were being encouraged to vote in such a crucial presidential election. This sign was up in the center of Westport, Connecticut’s town, to stand as a reminder.

2020 Presidential Election in COVID filled world

Julia Leitner '23, Assistant Business Director November 6, 2020

The Oct. 15 Presidential Debate was cancelled, due to President Trump’s refusal to participate in a virtual alternative.

Why I’m glad Trump dumped the debate

Valerie Dreyfuss '22, Opinions Editor October 26, 2020

I never thought I could possibly write these four words: thank you, Donald Trump. By refusing to agree to conduct the originally scheduled second presidential debate virtually, you have done a huge...

The presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was exactly what I expected it to be—a mess. Both candidates shouted and hurled insults at each other, and seldom answered the questions that were given to them.

Trump motivates base while Biden fails to lure undecided voters in first debate

Jack Dennison '21, Broadcast Director October 23, 2020

The presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was exactly what I expected it to be—a mess.  Both candidates shouted and hurled insults at each other, and seldom answered the questions...

Two competing houses on Maple St. express opposing political viewpoints of the upcoming presidential election through banners, signs and flags. The WPD’s press release stated that signs placed on private property may not extend beyond the property line. In addition, it is recommended that residents remove their respective signs within two days after the election, or other specified event.

Removal of political signage around Westport prompts WPD response

Allison Gillman '23, Web Opinions Editor October 15, 2020

The Westport Police Department (WPD) issued a press release Sept. 21, after the removal of political signs around town elicited complaints from multiple residents. With the political polarization elections...

When covering a current event or reviewing an event in history, students and teachers views can align with a political party, allowing for an opportunity to begin a debate.

Teachers expressing political views encourages debate, forces students to defend their opinions

Tierney Kugel '22, Paper Arts Editor April 20, 2020

As the 2020 presidential election approaches, the issue of whether it is appropriate for teachers to express their political views during class arises. Many students argue that their teachers cross a line...

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