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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2016
Page
3
Established 1825 Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio address with phone and email for letters to the editor. Ike Weiss serves as production manager with the contact iweiss athensmessenger.com for correspondence and production inquiries.
A former era of anti police violence resurfaces as eight officers die in targeted attacks in Dallas and Baton Rouge. The piece links current killings to 1970s groups like the Black Liberation Army, noting lone wolf actors today and the fragile social order surrounding policing.
The piece highlights Michelle Obama’s speech amid a chaotic convention with Giuliani’s cadence, Scott Baio’s influence, and gun supporters outside. It notes Melania Trump’s remarks praising the Trump family and critiques of Trump’s rhetoric, ending with a jab about speechwriting and a Tribusic imprint.
The opening night of the Republican National Convention features Donald Trump entering under thick blue fog and dodging precise questions on ISIS and troop levels. A CBS 60 Minutes exchange with Lesley Stahl probes whether he would deploy troops, while Pence offers support for a hard line. Previously, Trump claimed Iraq war opposition despite a 2002 interview supporting invasion, highlighting ongoing campaign ambiguities as supporters and critics weigh his readiness.
The Trump campaign rejects plagiarism claims about Melania Trump’s convention speech alleging similarities to Michelle Obama’s words. The piece notes past presidential copy concerns and mocks the campaign’s response while criticizing how the issue is handled and public reaction.
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