Athens Messenger Contact and Staff Directory
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger provides contact details for its office in Athens Ohio. It lists street address Route 33 North and Johnson Road, central phone line 740 592 6612 and email info athensmessenger.com. Staff contacts include Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Josh Wilder design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager.
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Editorial Roundup on Payday Lending and Public Welfare
A Marietta Times editorial urges CFPB action against payday lenders, citing Ohio data on high fees and cycles of debt. It links religious beliefs to poverty concerns and praises Narcan use by police, jail detox efforts, and a new Ohio first responder pet care law effective Aug. 31 promoting animal welfare alongside human rescue.
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Federal
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Bureau
Ohio
James Bacik
Toledo
Christendom
Christ
Marietta
Amexit and the long arc of self government
The piece links Amexit and Brexit through a shared belief in popular sovereignty and consent, contrasting colonial resistance to British rule with contemporary euroscepticism. It cites Adams, Hamilton, Franklin, and Samuel Adams to argue that the founders’ insistence on self rule remains a guiding principle, echoed by Brexit supporters today. It notes Michael Gove invoking the American Revolution and Tony the need to guard liberty against arbitrary power across eras.
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British Empire
Britain
John Adams
Adams
Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke
Algernon Sidney
Samuel Adams
Michael Gove
Nigel Farage
U.K
Independence Party
Levi Preston
Concord
Hillary Clinton and identity politics in the era of firsts
A critique of media focus on Hillary Clinton as the first major party female nominee, arguing coverage ignores policy issues and comparing the broad push for women in power with conservative voices. It presses that liberals bias coverage against conservative women and minorities, and urges a more issue‑driven discourse.
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Hillary Clinton
NPR
Hillary
Clinton
Colin Powell
Clarence Thomas
Allen West
R-Fl
Tim Scott
R-Sc
Sarah Palin
Marsha Blackburn
R-Tn
Carly Fiorina
Mia Love
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Ronald Reagan
U.S
United Nations
Jay Nordlinger
Peter Collier
National Review
Collier
Kirkpatrick
Gloria Steinem
Naomi Wolf
Michelle Malkin
Philadelphia
Tomasina
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