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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2008
Page
9
The Aiken County editorial celebrates hundreds of 2008 graduates as they finish 13 years of schooling and prepare for college, technical training, or work. It praises students for their effort, honors parents and educators, and notes the move toward self reliance and adult responsibilities in the next phase of life.
Letter argues Scott Singer's May 29 signing ties to SCRG, a national billionaire group. It claims SCRG uses money to influence state legislatures and punish opponents. The writer praises Tom Young for shredding SCRG’s survey, credits him for standing against out of state groups, and urges voting for Young on June 10.
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard. Mail to Box 456, Aiken, South Carolina 29802. Email letters to letters@aikenstandard.com. Fax submissions to 648-6052.
A rallying message urges South Carolina Republicans to cast ballots on Tuesday June 10 in the U S Senate primary. It questions Lindsey Graham's record, cites gas prices and No Child Left Behind policy, and promotes Buddy Witherspoon as a needed change with strong critic quotes and a call to support him and other candidates like Jason Whinghter for State Senate.
A critical letter accuses Senator Linasey Graham of disloyalty to the South Carolina GOP. The writer condemns his immigration stance as wrong and accuses him of courting broad audiences over local concerns and border defense.
Scott Singer demonstrated single minded commitment by attending the South Carolina Republican Party Convention as a delegate. He chose duty over door knocking, showing active party engagement and earning support from Republican voters in Aiken County.
A local message endorses Jason Whinghter for South Carolina State Senate District 24. It highlights joint protection of the Savannah River and its regional economic role, noting the river borders Georgia, supports development, and serves as a key resource alongside Ft. Gordon and SRS.
A portrait of Buddy Witherspoon as a conservative Senate candidate. The text extols traditional marriage and family values, highlights belief in limited federal government, and pledges to confirm judges who adhere to the Constitution as written.
Sara Sweeney argues that lawyers in South Carolina, including Whetstone Myers Perkins and Young, are properly representing clients and advertising openly. She contends judges’ charges rest on injury, and attacks on firms harm business growth and do not reflect facts about trial attorneys’ work.
Michael E Simons of New Ellenton recounts supporting Greg Ryberg for South Carolina Senate District 24. He cites tax policy advocacy, privatProperty rights, opposition to costly Kelo-impacted measures, and stance on REAL ID and spending cuts, urging others to vote Ryberg.
A reader praises Brad Boni as a candidate for South Carolina House District 81. The letter extols his leadership, business sense, educational focus, and moral character, urging voters to cast ballots on June 10.
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