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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2014
Page
14
The Aiken Standard presents a reflective editorial line featuring a Lincoln Steffens quote about hypocrisy and practice versus preaching. The piece attributes the pondering to its editorial board and notes leadership roles among Ellen Priest Tim O Briant Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer.
Debris removal after the February storm was slower and costlier due to unclear and conflicted decisions by Aiken officials. Communications gaps between City Manager Richard Pearce and SCDOT left outside crews sidelined longer than needed, with delays in formal agreements and access to the city limits.
A letter extols adopting from the Aiken SPCA as a humane gesture. It also critiques U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham’s stance, endorses Richard Cash in the June primary, and defends usage of Native American names in sports while calling for sensitivity and a name change for the Washington football team.
The writer argues that people doubt man made global warming and should be called skeptics not deniers. They criticize the use of consensus as science and accuse environmental groups of dishonesty. They warn that computer models drive disputed forecasts and cite How To Lie With Statistics.
A letter in the Aiken Standard endorses Lindsey Graham for reelection praising his intelligence and cross party approach. The writer condemns opposition for negativity and urges unity, backing Graham as South Carolina’s senior senator ready to listen act and move forward. The note also references Leonard Pitts on the Redskins name and adds personal commentary.
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