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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2019
Page
7
The Aiken Standard notes its 1867 founding with a quoted thought of the day from Elbert Hubbard about acting rightly without precedent. Rhonda Overby is listed as publisher and Holly Kemp as news editor.
Post and Courier argues that public money spent on health insurance for SC state employees and PEBA plans warrants open pricing. It cites NC’s brief pricing project, limited hospital participation, and calls for publishing negotiated prices to curb rising expenses and aid taxpayers and employees.
Columnist Michelle Malkin argues funding sources behind the anti ICE movement, naming George Soros groups and allied organizations. She links antifa rhetoric, online campaigns, and media figures to a broader effort to undermine U S immigration enforcement. She previews her forthcoming book Open Borders Inc and calls for defunding funders and prosecuting open borders racketeers.
A brief reflection argues Nike boycott signals love for America. It questions Colin Kaepernick's research on Betsy Ross as an abolitionist, suggesting Betsy aimed to unite the home front. It notes Founders risked lives for a republic with slavery as a major flaw.
A reader argues the Union battled slavery and asks when political correctness ends. He questions bans on symbols and flags, cites Betsy Ross and Mount Rushmore, and urges Nike boycotts to defend patriotism and values. Raymond Hese from Aiken signs the letter.
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