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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2013
Page
7
Readers weigh in on GOP divisions over policy and discipline. Claudette Sarver argues Rand Paul supporters push partisan aims, while older stalwarts lack leverage. Robert Morrison condemns PEDs and urges clean play and patient health, and Joe Wilson calls for in person license renewals amid dementia concerns, urging action from Ohio legislators.
Robert Reich argues that privatization shifts burden onto the many, enriching the few. He contends public goods erode as private options rise, with Medicare and safety nets shrinking while Wall Street gains enlarge. The piece catalogs declines in education, infrastructure, and discretionary spending as public investments fade.
New Jersey Governor Christie signs a law banning gay conversion therapy signaling a shift toward centrist social positions. The move, third such stance this month, may aim to broaden support and distance him from hard-right politics ahead of 2016. Readers invited to share opinions on his viability as GOP nominee.
Readers invited to submit letters with personal details for editing. Include full name address and daytime phone number and send to the Dayton OH paper via email or mailing address. Social media prompts invite sharing ideas on Facebook and email channels.
Thomas Sowell challenges calls to cut aid to the Egyptian military amid civil strife. He argues free societies emerge slowly and Egypt’s history suggests immediate democratic export is unrealistic. He notes Middle East sectarian violence, U.S. oil interests, and warns against moral melodrama in policy.
Bloomberg News reports a Science study shows positive reactions on Facebook Reddit drive new readers to approve content. The herd effect from likes means hype can spread, while negative views have weaker influence. Researchers warn this can mislead readers even when not warranted.
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