Athens Messenger Contact and Staff Listing
The Athens Messenger at Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio provides contact details and staff roles. Listings include Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Josh Wilder design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager and email addresses for newsroom and advertising inquiries.
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Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
Athensmessenger
Monica Nieporte
Mnieporte
Joe Higgins
Shiggins
Josh Wilder
Jwilde Jeff Bunch
Ike Weiss
Trump mocked by memo as supporters misled about election
A critical memo argues Donald Trump poses a danger to democracy and lacks fitness for president. It labels his campaign unfocused, cites lawsuits and alleged misconduct, and speculates about a Trump TV network while challenging his odds against Hillary Clinton amid a tightened race.
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Trump
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Krump
Ponce
Trump TV
Roger Ailes
Fox News
Stephen Bannon
Breitbart Media
Bannon
Fox
Walter Cronkite
Rudy Giuliani
Newt Gingrich
Chris Christie
Washington
Vladimir Putin
Ronald Reagan
Clinton
Moody’s Analytics
China
Mexico
Moody’s
Tax Policy Center
Center On
Letters to the Editor Notice from The Messenger
The Messenger invites signed letters limited to 400 words and requires a hometown, plus a phone number for verification. Submissions may be mailed to P.O. Box 4210 Athens OH 45701 or emailed to shiggins athensmessenger dot com. All letters are subject to editing.
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Athens
Shiggins
Athensmessenger.com
Hillary Clinton’s ruthless track record and alleged hubris
Opinion piece condemns Hillary Clinton as a vindictive, power hungry figure with a long history of targeting rivals, manipulating officials, and profiting from influence. It recounts criticisms from past aides, argues for a culture of personal destruction, and links to Project Veritas findings, urging voters to choose Trump instead.
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Project Veritas
Hillary Clinton
Hillary
Horndog Slick
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Trump
America
Benghazi
WikiLeaks
Better understanding of police use of force debate
A long editorial argues for a national database on police use of deadly force citing Ferguson and Cleveland cases. It critiques Washington's inaction, praises The Washington Post for data, and questions a federal pilot program funded at 750000 dollars. It urges grassroots data gathering to reveal why officers act as they do and under what circumstances.
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Missouri
Michael Brown
Tamir Rice
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
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James Comey
The
Washington Post
Post
Department of Justice
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Justice Department
Baltimore
Charlotte
Tulsa
Baton Rouge
Milwaukee
Staten Island
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S. Marshalls Service
DOJ
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Creators Syndicate
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