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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2017
Page
9
The item cites James Reston, American journalist born 1909, died 1995, linked to aThought of the Day feature in the Aiken Standard with publisher Michael Harris and editors Holly Kemp and Rhonda Overbey. The quote notes that all politics stem from majority indifference.
Citizens respond to a string of attacks including Manhattan's truck ramage as officials weigh prevention limits and border policy. Sayfullo Saipov faces questions about planning and radicalization while communities unite in sympathy and resilience led by Mayor de Blasio, Governor Cuomo, and national leaders. The piece notes varying responses, lessons for vigilance, and the ongoing debate on immigration policy.
Columnist Michelle Malkin denounces what she sees as Islamophobia and media whitewash after Islamists echo Allahu Akbar in deadly attacks. She argues defenders inflate peace rhetoric while attackers’ actions prove otherwise, citing multiple incidents and public figures.
A reader scolds Sens Tim Scott Lindsey Graham and Rep Joe Wilson for inaction over Russian sanctions and cyber threats while criticizing Congress for not impeaching Trump. The letter then questions North Augusta’s stadium financing and warns of long term tax burdens from a 43 million project and 87 million in taxpayer costs over 30 years.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters up to 500 words with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Include a brief headline. emails go to letters@aikenstandard.com or mail to Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 456, Aiken SC 29801. Publication is discretionary. Anonymous or organized-campaign letters will not be published.
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