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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2015
Page
13
Ellen Priest is Publisher Tim O Bria nt Editor and Director of Audience Michael Ulmer Editorial Page Editor shaping the paper's leadership and editorial direction at the Aiken Standard.
Quote by Groucho Marx about honesty and trust, attributing a sharp, humorous warning toward liars and hypocrisy from the era of classic American comedy.
The piece analyzes Russian air attacks in Syria seen as backing Assad while Putin claims ISIL focus. Ash Carter condemns Moscow for fueling conflict and contradiction between fighting ISIL and supporting Assad. It urges future presidents to outline stance toward Putin, Syria, Iran, and broader threats, warning that ISIL gains from instability.
The piece critiques South Carolina legislature for choosing to complain about a Supreme Court order rather than address inadequate rural schools. It notes decades of inaction, outlines court deadlines for a plan due Feb. 1 2016, and calls for lawmakers to set deadlines and deliver real reforms with governor support and incentives for teachers.
Kathleen Parker analyzes the House turmoil as the Freedom Caucus presses for a new leader after Boehner's departure. The piece weighs leadership, defections, and the party's direction, noting McCarthy's likely rise, Cantor’s defeat, and the GOP’s struggle to balance principle with governance.
Philip Winsor of Aiken backs Lessie Price citing 28 years on City Council and a record of economic development. He argues downtown revitalization shows positive progress and urges voter support for Price on Nov 3 to keep city growth moving forward.
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