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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on fundamental rights including religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. Cited are constitutional limits and a moral admonition from Jeremiah urging return to the good way. Executive editor Thomas A. Colley oversees the editorial stance.
A reflective editorial notes national turmoil including impeachment and war while urging unity and perseverance. It contrasts political strife with a strong economy, argues resilience, and warns lawmakers to avoid further division as the nation nears the Christmas season. The piece underscores that the country has endured previous crises and will prevail if unity returns.
Barbara Hawkins recalls a Christmas when a sick four year old girl named Ann received a doll from a charity box run by a church. The moment her joy lit up the room showed the true spirit of giving and the enduring memory of a generous father and a shared kindness.
Theresa Haynes of Princeton WV writes via email about Washington impeachment pressure and moral reckoning. She links past scandals to current honesty, urges personal confession and reform, and notes a friend’s public fallout after an immoral relationship.
Cal Thomas critiques the Clinton impeachment era, alleging a “slime machine” supporting Democrats and tying Larry Flynt exposure to a broader moral crisis. He accuses Clinton allies of slander and political manipulation, predicts renewed attacks if a Senate trial proceeds, and cites Rep. Bob Livingston’s resignation as emblematic of partisan conflict.
Excerpts from editorials in Burlington Free Press Chicago Sun-Times and Philadelphia Inquirer argue impeachment harms precedent and politics. They urge the Senate to uphold the rule of law, question a Senate trial, and criticize Clinton’s conduct while noting the broader ethical stakes.
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