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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2012
Page
2
The piece argues that freedom comes from individual self control and equal rights endowed by a creator. It emphasizes readers promote liberty, preserve life and property, and empower themselves and others through responsible action.
Romney failed to clinch broad party support as multiple states split among rivals. Santorum and Gingrich secured key wins while Romney edged Santorum narrowly in Ohio, highlighting weaknesses with southern base voters and concerns over Romneycare and authenticity. Romney remains the front-runner but faces decisive challenges ahead of Obama general election.
The post notes that the new castle law extends to workplaces and suggests more high risk workers could be armed as awareness grows. It comments on felons and personal turmoil, urging prayer for the individual involved.
Walter E. Williams argues that rising productivity in manufacturing agriculture and telecommunications drives higher output and lower costs, not weaker health. He notes worker numbers fell while output rose and discusses trade deficits, balance of trade, and the role of foreign purchases, concluding the health of an industry is measured by output.
A reader urges Christians to defend religious freedom against secular opponents. The message cites Acts 4 12 and claims Jesus is the sole path to salvation. Warning that blasphemous media offend believers and that America is in trouble due to widespread sin and mockery of God.
Glenna Hicks of Stanley writes that the nation turns from God and condemns Obama for saying America is not a Christian nation. She argues Americans face divine judgment, urges reading the Bible, and asks for God’s blessing on those who stand firm.
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