Athens Messenger Contact and staff roster
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio 45701 with contact number 740 592 6612 and email addresses for letters to the editor and staff: Monica Nieporte president Joe Higgins editor Josh Wilder design editor Jeff Bunch advertising director Ike Weiss production manager.
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Open letter to Ken Bone on energy policy and election
An open letter to Ken Bone urges undecided voters to weigh energy policy and environmental impact. It contrasts Trump and Clinton, notes coal industry concerns, and questions feasibility of promises while urging practical, real-world sacrifice and consideration.
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19th Amendment under attack in election debate
The piece critiques calls to repeal the 19th Amendment sparked by Trump supporters, contrasts with Saudi Arabia’s late adoption of female voting rights, and warns that U.S. moves to roll back rights echo past violations while other nations advance gender and civil liberties.
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Clown hysteria and the uncanny fear in modern times
A critical, readable reflection on clown panic shaping public fear from uncanny valley imagery to school warnings. It traces moral panic from 1980s Satanist scares to the Texas Keller case and Debbie Nathan’s Satan's Silence, noting media narratives and parental anxieties.
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To Change or Not to Change in a Polarized Campaign
An overview of the 2016 election dynamics focusing on swing states, voter enthusiasm, and the clash between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Poll data from Gallup and RealClearPolitics frame why voters back their sides, with emphasis on change, experience, and negative campaigning. The piece considers turnout strategies and the idea that the race hinges on who mobilizes supporters and suppresses the rival's base.
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