Think About It Quote On Kings And Slaves
A thoughtful quotation highlights the reciprocal link between rulers and those they govern as Helen Keller notes that every king has enslaved ancestors and every enslaved person has once stood among rulers.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2014
Page
13
A thoughtful quotation highlights the reciprocal link between rulers and those they govern as Helen Keller notes that every king has enslaved ancestors and every enslaved person has once stood among rulers.
The piece notes 40 senators from both parties tried to derail the bill, highlighting factional extremes. It credits the sensible center for passage, cites Cruz and Warren as targets of criticism, and argues the vote shows bipartisan support despite hurried work and looming government shutdown. It emphasizes economic reassurance from approval.
A reader, Jeanine Gates of Aiken, critiques a Sunday headline about gifting guns, urging a Christian focus on peace and love this holy season and condemning gun gifts as inappropriate holiday practice. She wishes readers a holy, Merry Christmas instead of violence.
A reader urges embracing true diversity by allowing Christmas symbols in public spaces. The letter argues for coexistence of manger scenes and Santa, condemns “Happy Holidays” as eroding Christmas, and cites Saint Nicholas’s charitable spirit to advocate Merry Christmas for all.
The speaker thanks South Carolina State Senator Tom Young for his responsive help resolving a stalled issue with a state board. They commend his dedication and influence, urging others to count him among their blessings during the Christmas season.
The Republican Party, once strong, now appears faded and hesitant to engage, while the Democratic Party, described as a flattering but compromised figure, panders to gain allies. The piece warns of neglecting warning signs and warns of an imminent political sinkhole.
U S Rep Dave Camp reflects on renewed growth potential and tax reform as he nears exit from Congress. He argues lower rates, closing loopholes, and dynamic scoring could spur investment and jobs, while acknowledging political hurdles and the need for presidential engagement. George Will notes context and tradition.
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