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The Aiken Standard quotes Malcolm Forbes on being right half the time versus half right all the time. It frames editorial stance with a nod to skeptical caution and fair judgment in public discourse.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2015
Page
13
The Aiken Standard quotes Malcolm Forbes on being right half the time versus half right all the time. It frames editorial stance with a nod to skeptical caution and fair judgment in public discourse.
The city faces a November 3 election pitting Rick Osbon, a Republican, against Lessie Price, a Democrat. Forums at Newberry Hall and USC Aiken Etherredge Center will shape voter views on jobs infrastructure and education while highlighting the candidate’s plans for downtown development and aging water and sewer systems.
The piece argues Clinton’s use of a private email system fueled ongoing revelations and FBI scrutiny while contrasting this with broader Obama administration cyber lapses. It highlights five million fingerprint records stolen from OPM, IRS data losses, and HealthCare.gov security failures including 135 issues 66 moderately serious and 22 potentially catastrophic.
Eugene Robinson argues Obama correctly avoids rushing to action in Syria while Putin pursues a bold short term strategy to keep Assad in power. He notes U.S. aims to degrade Isis clash with rebels' goals and cites the Kunduz hospital strike as a cautionary lesson for foreign policy decisions.
A reader argues for a mandatory mental health screen at gun purchase and proposes medical clearance notes as an alternative. The letter also critiques President Obama’s refugee plan and suggests military service, the English learning process, and potential deportation for noncompliance.
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