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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2004
Page
10
The Middletown Journal lists Edwina Blackwell Clark as publisher and M David Goodwin as editor with Michael Williams serving as editorial page editor, reflecting the paper's leadership lineup.
Editorial argues Ohio’s unofficial tally shows Bush prevailing by about 136000 votes, dismissing Jesse Jackson and Rainbow Coalition claims of irregularities. It notes Kerry conceded, cites potential $1.5 million recount cost, and urges court dismissal while urging persuasive Democratic campaigning.
The piece argues U N envoy Danforth faces dual crises in Sudan Darfur and the north south war. It cites Darfur killings by Janjaweed, refugee flows exceeding 1.4 million and 70 000 dead, while urging stronger action to halt Arab militias and ensure aid. It questions U S willingness to pursue genocide charges and recalls Rwanda as a warning.
George Will notes that U S support for spreading democracy abroad risks backfiring as Ukraine’s contested vote mirrors Russia’s control ambitions. He argues Putin seeks to export influence, while Europe weighs standards and Ukraine’s pro EU NATO prospects amid violence and fraud reports.
Dayton Daily News columnist Martin Gottlieb argues partisanship acts like a drug, fueling a culture of division across media, politics, and everyday life. He credits Gingrich’s era for deepening the split and notes conservatives and liberals alike profit from warfare, urging readers toward less partisan behavior.
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