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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2004
Page
15
The piece argues no need to alter the Electoral College and defends the Founding Fathers plan to weigh states by representatives and senators. It claims the system preserves smaller states’ voices, prevents a pure national referendum, and remains an effective method for choosing the president.
Elizabeth Edward faced a breast lump during a grueling presidential race. The piece praises her poise and prioritization of health, urging women to pursue early detection and regular gynecological exams with mammograms as advised by doctors. It frames Edwards as a role model and emphasizes timely treatment.
The Aiken Standard lists its staff with publishers editors and department heads. Key personnel include Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor, plus Arthur T. Zappa with other executive roles and department managers across production, circulation, systems, and customer service.
The speaker supports President Bush's decision and calls for action to address the insurgent threat. They express readiness for military attack if negotiations fail and note that the Iraqi people have already suffered. They also express a personal wish for global peace and no involvement in the conflict.
Readers are asked to send letters with the writer’s signature mailing address and daytime and home phone numbers for verification. Submissions should go to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, or via swallace at aikenstandard.com, or fax to 803-648-6052.
Post election observations note Republicans’ gains and Democrats’ losses with emphasis on moral values as decisive in voters’ minds. The piece highlights Kerry’s concession, concerns about campaign ads, and Internet impacts on fundraising and polling. It also discusses local races, voter reactions to new voting tablets, and questions for 2006 political contests.
A column argues Hillary Clinton should shed perception as a left leaning guarded figure. It criticizes Kerry’s campaign and urges Clinton to connect with everyday Americans through relatable, traditional poses and direct questions. It suggests distancing from Hollywood and media bias while embracing ordinary life.
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