Think About It: Seek Truth and Endure Consequences
Editorial by the Aiken Standard reflects on truth seeking and accountability. Quote from Charles Seymour honors a historian’s ethic and calls for responsible journalism in facing consequences.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2015
Page
13
Editorial by the Aiken Standard reflects on truth seeking and accountability. Quote from Charles Seymour honors a historian’s ethic and calls for responsible journalism in facing consequences.
Governor Nikki Haley’s domestic violence task force finds law enforcement across the state fail to separate victims from abusers and arrest batterers when victims decline to press charges. The group cites inconsistent incident reporting, untrained operators, and misapplication of law as obstacles to reducing spousal abuse.
The piece warns drones used by the military pale beside the domestic risk from hobbyist devices. It cites FAA incident growth to 700 this year, near airports and sensitive sites, with White House and California cases cited. It calls for safeguards and legislative action to prevent a disaster.
Kathleen Parker analyzes how Donald Trump and Jeb Bush frame bilingualism in the immigration argument. The column contrasts Trump's critique of Spanish use with Bush’s bilingual outreach and notes voter reactions and demographic dynamics shaping the 2016 landscape.
A letter to the editor argues North Augusta plans to spend 69 million tax dollars on Project Jackson for two parking decks a stadium and a conference center without voter approval. The writer compares to Wisconsin and Bucks funding and urges voters to demand accountability from local leaders and consider political realignments.
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