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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2016
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists founder year 1867 publisher Ellen Priest editor Tim O Briant and news editor Holly Ellington. A Thought of the Day by Letitia Landon accompanies the masthead with a quote on understanding and dislike.
South Carolina Representative Mike Pitts introduces the South Carolina Responsible Journalism Registry Law to require background checks and media affidavits for journalists and outlets, with registration fees and fines. The proposal, tied to gun-rights rhetoric, faces constitutional concerns and criticism from press groups.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer addresses and daytime phone numbers for verification. Do not exceed 500 words. submissions may be edited for length clarity and taste. Pen names or anonymous letters are not allowed. publication is discretionary and letters tied to organized political campaigns may be rejected. Email or mail details provided.
Kathleen Parker argues Nikki Haley shifted the GOP debate focus from Obama critique to party self reform. Haley urges restraint from angry voices and urges unity, civility, and inclusive leadership while signaling possible Rubio alignment amid 2016 nomination talk.
A reader condemns political deceit and calls for a president who upholds the Constitution. The letter discusses Obama’s integrity, birther debates, and Ted Cruz eligibility with a Texas lawsuit raised to settle the natural born question. Endorses equal standards for all presidential candidates.
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