Biden big government costs threaten low income Americans
Column argues that Biden's large budget and entitlements hinder growth and harm the very people it aims to help. It cites 1.9% projected growth, compares past 3.5% growth, and critiques the American Families Plan as expansion of government. Star Parker of CURER argues for liberty and dignity in a free society.
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Hoover Institution
U.S
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World Bank
Fraser Institute
Vancouver
Canada
Heritage Foundation
Washington, D.C
Glenn Hubbard
Council of Economic Advisers
George W. Bush
John Cogan
Daniel Heil
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Massachusetts
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Standish
Priscilla Mullins
John Alden
Mullins
John
Aiken Standard Founding Details From 1867 Note
The brief lists the newspaper name Aiken Standard with founding year 1867. It credits RHONDA OVERBEY as Publisher JOHN BOYETTE as Executive Editor and HOLLY KEMP as News Editor.
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John Boyette
Holly Kemp
South Carolina urged to back Revolutionary War Heritage Corridor
The Post and Courier argues for Congress to pass the Southern Campaign of the Revolution National Heritage Corridor Act to fund an 8 mile wide corridor across SC and NC with 10 million over 15 years. It highlights bipartisan support and key battle sites, urging preservation of Francis Marion and other sites amid ongoing state efforts.
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Post and Courier
Thomas Novelly
U.S
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Charleston
Lowcountry
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USS
James Clyburn
National Park Service
Carolinas
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Boston
Yorktown
Virginia
Saratoga
Long Island
New York
Francis Marion
Thomas Sumter
South
George Washington
Cowpens
Kings Mountain
American Battlefield Trust
Parker’s Ferry
S.C. Conservation Bank
S.C
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Aiken reader critiques critical race theory debates
James Haviland of Aiken argues against critical race theory and the 1619 Project, saying CRT is a theory rather than history and should not define national origins. He warns against politicizing race and calls for balanced teaching and compromise.
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Kathleen Parker
CRT
Plymouth
Massachusetts
America
Virginia
South Carolina
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