Repentance Comes Too Late For Patti Davis McNamara
Our view argues Patti Davis and Robert McNamara are late in apologizing for past actions. It notes Davis praise for her father in Parade and McNamara's Vietnam revelations in In Retrospect while referencing his TV appearances and criticism, including George Melloan’s defense and wartime casualties. The piece contrasts perceived remorse, loyalty, and public reception.
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Quotes Of Note From Leaders Across Politics And Society
A collection of quotes touches on party affiliation shifts in Aiken County, budget balancing woes at the district level, calls for political reform in the United States, reflections on Vietnam veterans and government service, a homeowner’s critique of media, a Cuban American’s frustration over cultural recognition in a birthday cake, and other public sentiments from officials and citizens.
Aiken Standard Publishing Details and Contact Information
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Media bias blamed on Washington press after GOP gains
A Center for Media and Public Affairs study finds post election coverage of Republicans and conservative issues to be overwhelmingly negative. It cites The New York Times television and Washington Post evaluations and notes commentators call for restraint while critics accuse reporters of bias.
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Court’s gun ban ruling fuels national debate
Amid Clinton anti-terrorism push, Supreme Court overturns federal ban on guns in schools in a 5-4 decision. The ruling raises questions about federal versus state power, influences repeal efforts against the assault weapons ban and Brady law, and reshapes the fight with NRA led lobbying while gun control groups warn of broader implications.
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