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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2017
Page
11
The column recalls Marshall, U.S. Supreme Court justice (1908 1993) and notes that history sometimes acts on its own. Publisher Rhonda Gverbey and Executive Jael Smith lead the Aiken Standards staff with Holly Kem as News Editor.
The editors criticize the CFPB as an uncheckable power grab born from Sen Elizabeth Warren. They cite a DC Circuit ruling finding overreach in 2014 and argue Congress and courts must curb its authority, restore budget oversight, and require an executive board to reflect diverse viewpoints.
A reader argues Christians face a vote choice between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, urging prayerful decision and noting concerns about Clinton’s record. The letter questions moral leadership, cites biblical ethics, and promotes support for Trump and his appointees while defending a Christian public stance.
Columnist Eugene Robinson argues that knowledge and experience matter, while media bias and coastal elites are challenged by a working class Trump support base. He notes Trump’s limited policy expertise yet cautions against viewing the election as a Conservative victory, urging accountability and continued democratic participation.
A resident of Aiken reflects on 2017 political prospects. He discusses support or protest of President Trump, critiques Obama era policies, Obamacare affordability, gas prices, inflation, wages, job automation, and potential protests and sanctions. He ends with New Year wishes.
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