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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2002
Page
4
Editorial reflection on Crevecoeur and the American promise. It recalls immigrant roots, the struggle for liberty, and the need to unite amid modern criticism. The piece emphasizes endurance, shared freedoms, and the duty to work for a better tomorrow. It links past sacrifices to present resolve and calls readers to celebrate American ideals.
Publisher Scott B. Hunter editor Jeffrey B. Wallace advertise director Art Zappa business manager Ellen C. Priest aging Rantor Timothy E. OBriant production director Phillip Yates circulation director Deborah Dyches system manager J David Boyd customer service manager Letitia Jefferson
A commentary defending patriotic pride after 9/11 argues for flying the flag, honoring veterans, and supporting U S actions while lamenting anti American sentiment abroad and domestic guilt about past wrongs. The author pledges continued flag displays and patriotism amid global criticism and anti American rhetoric.
A patriotic address urges balancing memory and forward progress on Independence Day. It cautions against worshiping the past or dwelling on faults, calls Americans pioneers, and stresses the role of religion in sustaining national identity. The speaker envisions America as a bastion of spiritual power and freedom.
A reader urges Christians to defend God in government and notes the Pledge of Allegiance mentions the republic but not God. The letter contends the law allowing "under God" does not establish religion and condemns atheists as self-privileged. It calls readers to contact Congress and praise God in nation’s founding. James R. DeLoach Sraniteville
A reader attacks the Augusta Chronicle letter on the Pledge of Allegiance and the Supreme Court ruling. The piece accuses judges of arrogance and asserts common Americans hold the majority view, calling for caution and restraint from political elites.
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