Thought For Today Charm and ignorance quote
A brief quotation attributed to American journalist Mignon McLaughlin notes that innocence charms us while ignorance irritates when it fails to charm.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2015
Page
4
A brief quotation attributed to American journalist Mignon McLaughlin notes that innocence charms us while ignorance irritates when it fails to charm.
Our views urge public questions about three police shootings in Gaston County and ask whether they were justified. District Attorney Locke Bell says investigators found officers acted properly as each suspect wielded a gun and refused to drop it. Residents commend openness and call for accountability through dialogue to build trust.
Community leaders are praised for coordinating with police and District Attorney Locke Bell to maintain open dialogue, exercise restraint, and reserve judgment until full facts emerge about the recent fatal shootings by officers.
John Hood argues the North Carolina Republican Party faces internal tensions yet remains cohesive in pursuing major conservative reforms. He notes McCrory's governance, tax cuts, voter ID, school choice, and resistance to Obamacare as signs of sustained party strength and unity among factions.
Residents question LOG ON, TALK BACK funding for adoptions and criticize board diversity and accountability. Citizens cite potential boondoggle risk, reimbursement limits, and affordability for Gaston County. A yearbook racial slur sparks calls for school discussion and policy review.
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