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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2010
Page
4
Editorial board line up includes Janie Halter as Editor Publisher Gary E Maitland Luke Hales as Managing Editor and Assistant Managing Editor Jay Eschbach Community member Jim Finley former Managing Editor M A Bengtson and Dave Rogers as Sports Editor in a local newspaper notice.
The Tea Party movement sparked nationwide rallies and genuine anger at government but has been shaped by Washington insiders and hostile rhetoric toward Obama. It risks losing independent energy as old guard Republicans hijack its edge, threatening meaningful impact unless it remains distrustful of big government and big finance.
Arkansas Democrat Gazette columnist Gene Lyons critiques tax rhetoric as the 2009 tax season exposes hypocrisy in partisan blame. He notes many households pay no income tax yet face payroll and sales taxes, while wealth concentration widens inequality and public distrust in democracy grows.
Publisher Janie Halter and Advertising Director Angie Pagel are listed with Baytown Sun for inquiries. Managing Editor Gary Maitland, Business Manager Sandy Denson, and Circulation Manager Joshua Hart are named along with their email domain for press and service questions.
The Baytown Sun publishes letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words with a photo. Include a signature and a non publication number. Send signed letters to Gary Maitland at P O Box 90 Baytown TX 77522 or by fax or email.
The piece argues low turnout in local elections and jury duty neglect reflect voter apathy. It cites 49.1 percent turnout in 1996 presidential elections and 10 percent local participation, urging citizens to exercise their rights and serve on juries for a fair system.
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