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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2018
Page
9
Kathleen Parker argues that labeling Trump a poodle by Western media reflects bias, noting poodles’ bravery and intelligence. She cites headlines, satire, and history of leaders accused of subservience, defends poodles as mischaracterized symbols, and criticizes the metaphor in political commentary.
Aiken Standard notes its 1867 founding with publisher Rhonda Overbey and editor Michael Harris the week includes a Thought of the Day quote from George Bernard Shaw born in 1856.
Editorial urges opposition to a Trump era plan to weaken the Endangered Species Act. It warns the Interior and Commerce departments seek to roll back protections for species like the loggerhead sea turtle and a host of other wildlife, risking habitat loss and increased permitting for offshore drilling. The piece cites conservation groups and scientists, calls for public comment, and urges constituents to contact lawmakers and oppose the changes.
Stephen Pearcy and Jim McGaughy discuss Trump serving Putin as ambassador for Russia and criticize attacks on free press. They contrast US media with Russian state control and note Helsinki billboards about press freedom. They warn of authoritarian tendencies and urge defense of democracy.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters up to 500 words with a daytime phone and return address for verification and publication. No pen names or anonymous letters. Include a brief headline. Email to letters aikenstandard com or mail to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 28801. Publication is discretionary.
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