Aiken Standard History Notes and Key Staff
The Aiken Standard traces back to 1867 with publisher Rhonda Overbey and executive editor John Boyette leading newsroom operations under News Editor Holly Kemp.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2021
Page
8
The Aiken Standard traces back to 1867 with publisher Rhonda Overbey and executive editor John Boyette leading newsroom operations under News Editor Holly Kemp.
South Carolina residents gain 19 extra months to obtain Real ID compliant licenses as DHS extends the enforcement date to May 3 2023. SCDMV warns fewer than half of eligible residents had Real ID ahead of October 2021 and urges online eligibility checks at scdmvonline.com.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed 500 words. editors may edit for length clarity and taste. Anonymous or pen name letters are not published. Email to letters at aikenstandard dot com or mail to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
The column argues Democrats push for sweeping spending and entitlements to entrench power, citing Obamacare as proof government programs, once created, endure. It cites 2010 midterms, party losses, and contrasts Democratic urgency with Republican reversibility, warning against bipartisan compromise. It notes Manchin and Sinema as filibuster blockers and frames long term entrenchment as Democratic aim.
In a June 7 letter to the Aiken Standard, Gregory J. Topliff argues for Trump, questions ACA repeal, and hints at rising up against Biden. The piece recalls Trump Putin Helsinki remarks and Charlottesville praise, urging readers to consider alleged fault lines in American democracy. Jim McGaughy signs off.
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