Think About It by Eric Hoffer
Eric Hoffer, an American philosopher born 1902, offers insight on mass movements and individual responsibility. The essay explores how collective paths shape personal identity and social change.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2014
Page
13
Eric Hoffer, an American philosopher born 1902, offers insight on mass movements and individual responsibility. The essay explores how collective paths shape personal identity and social change.
The case for comprehensive reform remains strong while doubts about Obama administration enforcement grow. Reports cite 36,007 legal immigrants convicted of crimes released last year, with 193 homicides and 426 sexual assaults among 2013 releases, prompting calls for tied enforcement and a pathway to legal status.
The piece argues AT T plans to acquire DirecTV for nearly 50 billion and Comcast to take over Time Warner Cable for 45 billion could benefit consumers by boosting scale and efficiency. It notes rising platform competition and the potential for new bundled services and broadband options, while cautioning antitrust review.
The Aiken Standard states letters related to the June 10 primary must be submitted by Sunday June 1. It bans letters tied to organized campaigns or candidate causes and provides mailing and email addresses for submissions.
A reader endorses Lindsey Graham and cites his staff efficiency and media presence. The letter notes endorsements by the National Federation of Independent Business and the US Chamber of Commerce and questions his positions on Obamacare, Keystone Pipeline, immigration reform, and national security. It urges voters to consider other conservatives alongside Graham.
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