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| − | The '''Tyler Morning Telegraph''' is a privately owned daily [[newspaper]] published in [[Tyler, Texas]], with circulation around the Tyler area. It publishes every day except [[Christmas]]. It is owned and operated by the Clyde family. | + | The '''Tyler Morning Telegraph''' is a privately owned daily [[newspaper]] published in [[Tyler, Texas]], with circulation around the Tyler area. It publishes every day except [[Christmas]]. It is owned and operated by the [[Nelson Clyde, III|Clyde]] family. |
It is one of the few newspapers with a conservative editorial viewpoint. For example, during [[Rick Perry]]'s last gubernatorial run, when he refused to discuss his political positions with the [[liberal media]] newspapers of the state, the ''Telegraph'' was the only major newspaper to endorse him. Its online edition also features a daily Bible verse. | It is one of the few newspapers with a conservative editorial viewpoint. For example, during [[Rick Perry]]'s last gubernatorial run, when he refused to discuss his political positions with the [[liberal media]] newspapers of the state, the ''Telegraph'' was the only major newspaper to endorse him. Its online edition also features a daily Bible verse. | ||
Revision as of 10:28, June 18, 2021
The Tyler Morning Telegraph is a privately owned daily newspaper published in Tyler, Texas, with circulation around the Tyler area. It publishes every day except Christmas. It is owned and operated by the Clyde family.
It is one of the few newspapers with a conservative editorial viewpoint. For example, during Rick Perry's last gubernatorial run, when he refused to discuss his political positions with the liberal media newspapers of the state, the Telegraph was the only major newspaper to endorse him. Its online edition also features a daily Bible verse.