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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2013
Page
6
Doug Gibson as Opinion Editor frames current civic questions and societal trends in a concise column. He weighs community impact, policy options, and public sentiment, urging readers to consider accountability and constructive engagement.
A public stance criticizes the sequestration deal as poor policy that cuts education and health care while failing to address entitlements and tax reform. It urges lawmakers to enact smart, responsible cuts and tax reform to restore confidence in Washington.
Sen Barbara Boxer and Sen Bernie Sanders introduce the Climate Protection Act a carbon fee on fossil fuels at the first sale with 60 percent of revenue returned to households as monthly dividends and provisions to protect industries and fund clean energy. The bill aims for a revenue neutral approach to win Republican support and move toward floor consideration by summer. Mark Reynolds of Citizens Climate Lobby comments on prospects.
Guidance for sending letters to the editor includes postal address P O Box 12790 Ogden Utah and email letters standard dot net. Online posting occurs before print with reader comments available at standard dot net topics letter editor.
StandardNET columnist Arthur I. Cyr argues that collective diplomacy is the sole viable approach to addressing North Korea’s increasingly bizarre actions and rhetoric.
Dr. David Folland of Sandy argues in favor of a carbon tax at the source to combat Wasatch Front smog. He cites President Obama's call for climate action and says directing proceeds back to households will make clean energy cheaper than fossil fuels, speeding the transition away from fossil fuels.
Merle Barnhart of Brigham City rails at liberals for calling the 2nd Amendment outdated while defending broad gun rights. He argues the 1st Amendment should be equally protected and criticizes calls for change as overreach.
Anthony Black of Bountiful critiques the president's governance, claiming tax burdens and welfare policies erode liberty, curb self defense, fuel crime and drug issues, and weaken schools. He accuses the administration of pandering to a protected aristocracy while floundering in economic bondage.
Esther Smith of Kaysville objects to Brett Garlick's Feb 10 guest piece on city electrical rates and Orwin Draney. She defends Draney's civic involvement, questions the council's 9 percent rate hike, and urges continued public questioning and engagement.
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