Athens Messenger Contact Information and Address
Established 1825 Athens Messenger lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road in Athens Ohio 45701 with telephone and email for letters to the editor. The contact details include phone number 740 592 6612 and email info athensmessenger.com for submissions.
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Trump used veterans to back away from birther claim
Editorial depicts Donald Trump using veterans as cover to acknowledge Barack Obama was born in the United States while railing against Hillary Clinton’s birther role. It argues the statement followed a hotel promotional event and reiterates beliefs that Trump has historically pushed false birth‑certificate questions.
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Donald Trump
United States
America
Trump
Washington
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
Clinton
Obama
Trump Hotel
Freedom to dislike some people column demands respect for individuals
The author argues hatred and prejudice are harmful even if individuals or groups may be disliked. Lacking moral duty to like everyone, one should avoid hostility and remain polite when needed. Prejudice toward whole groups is unjustifiable, as every person deserves respect, even toward figures like Trump.
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Johnson not fit for highest office in 2016 Libertarian bid
The piece argues Gary Johnson is unlikely to be qualified for president despite potential gains in Libertarian support. It cites Johnson’s missteps in interviews about Aleppo and race, Weld’s reluctant endorsement, and questions his ability to address Syria, border policy, and national safety. It urges voters to seek a candidate who can actually govern.
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Gary Johnson
Johnson
New Mexico
Philadelphia Inquirer
Massachusetts
Bill Weld
Weld
Orlando
Gary
MSNBC
Aleppo
Syria
Russia
Bill
Free Syrian
Donald
Trump
U.S
House
Senate
Congress
Hillary Clinton
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Russia pays price for doping and hacks in sports fallout
Editorial notes Russia faced consequences after state sponsored doping exposed at London 2012 and Rio 2016. It claims Russian hackers released private medical data of US athletes, argues reforms are needed, and calls for ending doping to restore trust in global sports.
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Chicago Tribune
Russia
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Kremlin
Simone Biles
Serena
Venus Williams
Elena Delle Donne
Fancy Bear
Democratic National Committee
Dmitry Svishchev
Dima
Biles
Rus
Sian
International Olympic Committee
U.S
WADA
Olivier Niggli
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