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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2013
Page
6
Readers debate Detroit's 2013 bankruptcy and whether suburban wealth should subsidize the inner city. Kevin Schnabel condemns decades of policy while Josh Farnsworth and others warn against overarching reforms. ACLU critiques civil liberties and local Christian perspectives urge science and compassion.
Leonard Pitts Jr. urges Anthony Weiner to resign and fade from public life after a string of sexting scandals. The Miami Herald columnist condemns Weiner's arrogance and argues New York voters must judge him, noting repeated public missteps and the impact on trust.
Analysis argues that ancient Greek philosophers who inspired democracy had heavy drug use. The piece likens them to medicine men and shamans, suggesting democracy arose from a drug-using, shamanistic intellectual movement.
Army Pfc. Bradley Manning faces a hearing after being found guilty on 20 of 22 charges for leaking more than 470 000 documents to WikiLeaks. The AP notes he could face up to 136 years in prison, with debate over his motive and the proper response to digital era leaks.
Readers are urged to send opinion letters limited to 200 words or fewer and subject to editing. Include full name, address and daytime telephone number. Submissions sent to edletter or mailed to 1611 S Main St Dayton OH. Email or social options listed for Speak Up and Facebook sharing.
The piece accuses President Obama of hypocrisy as he vacationed at Martha's Vineyard while noting a $7.6 million 9.5 acre estate owned by Chicago financier David Schulte. It contrasts Schulte’s wealth and private equity ties with Romney era critiques, labeling private equity as vulture capitalism and highlighting media responses and political double standards.
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