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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2012
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists its founding in 1867 and provides key staff: Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Executive Factor Timoth y E. O Br iant, Advertising Director Dee Taylor, Internet Sales Director Melanie Smith, Production Director Phil Yates, Business Manager Terri Cheek, Delivery Director Letitia Jefferson, Classified Advertising Manager Laura Tiedman.
A historical remark attributed to Guardia, mayor of New York City, noting public sentiment on taxes. The statement highlights the common stance of opposition or support depending on personal impact, reflecting mid-century political discourse.
The editorial slams confusing filing rules and ballot access delays that sidelined more than 250 would be candidates in June. It urges the General Assembly to act to make petitions, write-ins, and filings clear and lawful, ensuring the 2014 election isn’t as chaotic.
A letter writer praises the Tea Party as a positive force with diverse members and goals such as no bailouts reducing deficits cutting government size and lower taxes. The piece contrasts this with claims about abortion views and urges presenting facts over rumors in political debate.
The speaker urges honesty in politics and applauds Mitt Romney’s remarks describing 47 percent as government dependent. They argue politicians should reveal beliefs, not pander, while predicting future claims of voter restrictions.
Charles Krauthammer argues that President Obama’s approach to Iran is incoherent and dangerous. He contends sanctions and talks fail as Iran accelerates its nuclear program, urging credible military red lines and actions to deter Tehran.
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