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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2011
Page
15
Aleyys Ofoje a Millbrook Elementary fifth grader created a political cartoon on Egypt's turmoil as part of Carole Parsons's class. Parsons notes symbols like Uncle Sam for the U S and a hawk for warfare.
A critique argues hate speech is not exclusive to GOP outlets. The piece cites Mark Preston on Palin and Bachmann, a Kanjor ski quote on Gov. Rick Scott, Biden’s warnings against Republicans, Robach on Death of a President, Julianne Malveaux’s remark about Clarence Thomas, Grayson’s accusations against Republicans, and a town hall incident involving Pete Stark.
The message quotes strong language about Republicans and party tactics. It notes low poll numbers and asserts the president threatened punishment of enemies and rewarding friends while claiming to meet experts to know whose rear to kick.
John and Jo Anne Schander express gratitude for widespread support after Jo Anne Schander’s cancer diagnosis and surgery. A benefit breakfast at Fatz Cafe in Aiken drew 25 attendees by 8 am and a full dining room by 9 am as she undergoes chemotherapy and cannot work.
The speaker notes lower federal taxes not seen since the early 1950s, falling unemployment, a rebounding economy, a rising stock market, and broader health insurance coverage. They also mention a rising Middle East democracy without U S led wars and propose forging a new image on the left side at Mt Rushmore.
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