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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2005
Page
11
A Middletown Journal letters page cites a biblical quote about Belshazzar, David being clothed in purple and placed around the neck a gold chain, proclaiming him third ruler. The note invites concise submissions and marks ownership of published letters.
Harold Meyerson argues that Democratic failure to win back white working class voters stems from de-unionization, racial politics, and a shift to shareholder capitalism. He contends Democrats must champion Main Street interests, reject elite control, and offer prosperity and security to working people to regain support.
Callers question Monroe city manager’s car free allowance of 500 monthly atop 81 000 salary amid tax levy fears. They cite police misconduct allegations and youth involvement in levy issues, while readers praise a local tribute to John Raitt and a memorial at Angel on Breiel and Roosevelt urging drivers to slow down.
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