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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2019
Page
5
The Sentinel states its position on issues through unsigned editorials on the community forum page while all other commentaries, letters, and cartoons reflect individual writers or artists. Readers may address columnists via The Sentinel.
Frank Barefield argues against fear mongering about socialism tying it to real history. He cites public utilities, education, TVA, ERCOT, postal service, Medicare and public transport as socialist elements within democracy and capitalism. He urges judging proposals on merit, not caricature, noting bipartisan support for Medicare and the long use of socialist ideas in U.S. history.
An August Washington Post editorial argues the White House struggles to fight violent extremism online while pursuing anti conservative bias, revealing a clash between cracking down on white supremacist content and pressuring platforms over perceived liberal bias. The piece notes executive orders, Tech platform immunity, and potential tools to detect mass shooters.
Wendell Guth of Park Township defends refugee assistance as a Christ centered ministry and cautions against unfounded criticism of charitable aid. He recalls sponsoring and visiting refugees, and urges personal responsibility before pressuring government to spend public funds.
Instructions for submitting opinions outline the process at HollandSentinel.com or by mail to 54 W. Eighth St Holland MI 49423. Include name address and telephone for verification. Letters capped at 300 words, longer pieces reviewed case by case. Guest columns must be between 600 and 750 words.
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