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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2015
Page
13
Abba Eban, born 1915, died 2002, was an Israeli diplomat and politician. His quote reflects a belief that history shows prudent conduct emerges only after every other option is used. The remark captures a realist view of policy choices and restraint.
White House signals mixed energy stance as Atlantic oil and gas leases open while veto threats target the Keystone Pipeline. Analysts say both sides exaggerate benefits and risks, with offshore drilling unlikely to deliver lasting gains amid price shifts and environmental concerns. Congress and Obama face broader priorities.
The attorney general orders federal agencies to curb seizing private property without crime proof. The move targets decades of expanding civil forfeiture used in drug and terror regimes, though exceptions remain. Loretta Lynch faces confirmation with asset forfeiture stance under scrutiny.
On the 70th Auschwitz anniversary Charles Krauthammer argues European anti Semitism has returned and that the danger now centers on Iran and the Muslim Middle East. He warns deterrence fails against Tehran and a nuclear Iran could spark a regional arms race threatening Israel and world stability.
A letter argues raising the gas tax broadens the tax base beyond residents and questions why income tax changes should be pursued. It also criticizes expectations that Gov. Haley can overhaul long standing social behaviors in four years, asking how responsibility and culture shift occur and whether logic still matters.
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