Middletown Journal Publisher and editors announced
The Middletown Journal notes its long history since 1857 with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editors M. David Goodwin and Michael Williams guiding the newspaper's editorial and front pages.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2004
Page
8
The Middletown Journal notes its long history since 1857 with publisher Edwina Blackwell Clark and editors M. David Goodwin and Michael Williams guiding the newspaper's editorial and front pages.
Editorial argues Boehner remains the superior choice for Ohio 8th District. Hardenbrook is intelligent but inexperienced. Boehner’s experience and influence are deemed essential. The piece encourages voters to re-elect the Republican incumbent, noting Hardenbrook’s lack of support and negligible debate engagement.
The Friday presidential debate framed a sharp contrast between Bush and Kerry on stem cell research abortion health care and other domestic issues. Both attacked each other in front of undecided voters with Iraq taking center stage. Bush pressed Kerry on taxes and spending while Kerry claimed a comprehensive plan though few specifics were given. Follow up questions loom on fiscal health care and Social Security as the next Arizona debate nears.
ABC's Charles Gibson counted 210 of 280 questions from undecided Missouri voters focusing on domestic issues. Bush and Kerry debated foreign policy while voters worried about the economy, healthcare costs, and job security as the nation faces a fiscal strain and rising deficits.
A Los Angeles Times columnist at The New Republic argues that George W. Bush deserves a second term. He contends Bush’s flaws may force moderation in deficits, shape a tough foreign policy stance, and could yield limited but strategic gains on social issues.
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