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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2014
Page
15
Editorial board opinion from the Aiken Standard features Ellen Priest publisher Tim O Brient audience development director Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer editorial page editor. The piece reflects board views on current local issues and civic engagement.
In Aiken County six contenders seek the District 84 seat as incumbent Roland Smith retires. Democrats Rosie Berry and five Republicans Chris Corley Adam Mestres Susan Swanson Rick Turnbull and S Lance Weaver vie to replace him. The piece urges principled service and focus on jobs infrastructure and education.
A year after Snowden revelations Obama proposes moving bulk Americans' phone records to private companies for storage about 18 months, with access only via a judge for linked-callers cases. The plan, while bipartisan, omits a formal adversarial process before the FISA Court and faces Congress amid partisan risk and privacy debates.
column by Kathleen Parker in The Washington Post urges less venom toward Michelle Obama. it notes online attacks and a tell all claim while defending the first lady’s dignified conduct and public service amid scrutiny from critics, media, and political opponents.
The writer argues against the view that prayer is banned in schools and defends Hobby Lobby in the contraception dispute. They claim Hobby Lobby provides required coverage except for a specific abortion-related method and reject the notion of employer veto power while condemning secularism as intrusive. The piece urges respect for faith-based business owners and rejects tying personal contraception to employer responsibilities.
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