Ted Diadiun is an Opinion Columnist at cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering a range of topics including government, politics, sports, and public policy. Ted's insights and commentary have been featured in cleveland.com and NewsBreak.
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Ted Diadiun's coverage primarily revolves around opinion editorials with a focus on government, politics, and current events in the United States, particularly Ohio and Cleveland. He also covers legal policy regulation extensively.
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By: Ted Diadiun
There is no doubt that, so far, the U.S. attack and the rallying of our allies and much of the Middle East behind it has led to success beyond anyone’s most optimistic hopes. But to see many of the news reports and listen to the Democrat opposition, which seem to focus on every negative and ignore the big picture, you would never know that, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
By: Ted Diadiun
Columnist Ted Diadiun reveals his favorite candidates for Ohio governor and senator, just as readers were asked to do. He cites two, but notes that to his surprise, most were fairly undistinguished; competent but not inspiring.
By: Ted Diadiun
I'm generally a glass-half-full guy regarding most things – from the weather to the economy to the Browns' chances of playing in next year's Super Bowl.
It shouldn’t be too much to hope that most readers participating in the revived comments section on stories will approach disagreements the way the caller at the top of this column resolved his anger: by recognizing the humanity of the person on the other side of the issue. That’s a useful approach to life in general, is it not? And it’s the only way this will succeed, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
By: Ted Diadiun
I wasn’t speeding that day – but what about all the many times I was, and nobody was there to catch me? When you look at it like that, I’m way ahead of the game. So, no doubt, are all the people who moan about their traffic-camera tickets, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
What is all this hatred of President Trump accomplishing? What good is it doing, for yourselves or anyone else? The answer is, very likely, “nothing.” Let it go. Enjoy the sunshine. Look forward to November 2028 – not to the murder of a man you have allowed to take over your lives, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
Isn’t it time to trust that voters of all races will not automatically put race at the top of their decisions on whom to send to Congress, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
With U.S. Supreme Court nominations at stake, Republicans must hold the Senate in the midterms, but President Trump isn't making it any easier to do so, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
Not that the White House lawn has historically been the picture of decorum. Andrew Jackson’s inaugural party in 1829 turned into a drunken bacchanal and Woodrow Wilson installed a herd of sheep during World War I. Even so, I think my wife and I will skip President Trump's Mixed Martial Arts bouts on the lawn June 14, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.
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