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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2010
Page
9
Aiken Standard readers are invited to send letters about the delay in deciding whether the Aiken County Complex should receive historic designation. The Design Review Board postponed action after new information from Martin Buckley, extending the wait for improvements.
Michael Ledo Windsor argues that local Tea Party leaders align with the John Birch Society and Koch financing. He criticizes GOP obstruction, defends Lindsey Graham, and urges labeling the movement as the Birch Society rather than the Tea Party.
Local newspaper staff list includes editors Jeffrey B. Wallace and Timothy E. O Briant with roles in editing news and directing. Advertising head is Arthur T. Zappa and production is led by Phillip Yates. Circulation by Scot Newcom and business by Terri Cheek.
A reader catalogs alleged Obama administration favoring Muslim groups and illegal immigrants with taxpayer funds. The letter cites overseas mosque restoration, a CCMO workshop, Ramadan fasts, anti Christian bias claims, and critics the Founding Fathers quotes defending religious liberty. It argues for equal scrutiny and rejects efforts to redefine guidelines.
Opinion piece by Anthony J. DiStefano argues three core causes of U S trouble: wealth concentration and political influence, national polarization, and an uninformed citizenry. It cites wealth share, hedge fund pay, and court rulings on money as speech, noting public apathy and misperceptions about WMDs and 9 11.
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