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  "path": "/letters/2026/05/diadiuns-belief-that-more-black-republicans-will-defuse-voting-rights-issue-is-just-plain-wrong.html",
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  "textContent": "Columnist Ted Diadiun’s simplistic cure for all remaining election issues -- “More Black Republican voters might also mean more Black members of Congress, with more on the GOP side of the aisle” -- is, at best, wishful thinking, writes Stephen Gladstone of Cleveland in a letter to the editor.",
  "title": "Wishful thinking to believe that more Black Republicans will defuse voting rights issue"
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