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Quote attributed to Canadian feminist Charlotte Whitton 1896 1975 reflecting on resilience and competence in public life.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2014
Page
13
Quote attributed to Canadian feminist Charlotte Whitton 1896 1975 reflecting on resilience and competence in public life.
The newly empowered GOP seeks to map an agenda of unity and compromise in a split government. Leaders aim to repeal the medical device tax, approve Keystone XL, pass a budget, fast track trade deals, and pursue broad tax reform while balancing partisan pressures and looming 2016 elections. Senators Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott push defense funding, immigration reform, Iran policy, and job development agendas.
A letter challenges Leonard Pitts’s Nov 5 column arguing viewers’ 54 percent reliability for CNN. The writer asks why 46 percent find CNN unreliable while Rush Limbaugh and Fox News have 40 and 37 percent unreliability, respectively, and questions the column’s overall reliability.
Richard Rustad voices concern over an 8 percent sales tax and looming property tax hikes, predicting tax avoidance and broader fiscal shifts. He criticizes Republicans, cites a Pew study, and champions FairTax while urging term limits and common sense in governance. John R. Thomas signs the piece.
Warren Bolton argues Tim Scott's Senate win marks progress but does not erase racial tensions in South Carolina. The piece notes Scott's background, Haley's support, and his potential to bridge gaps between Republicans and African Americans while urging constructive, civil dialogue on race, opportunity, and policy.
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