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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2016
Page
4
The Gazette announces Lucy C Talley as publisher and Hunter Bretzius as editor in a notice urging readers to share opinions at astonGazette com op in the upcoming opinion section.
The editorial likens the 2016 campaign to a bad reality program with signs for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump amid pine straw for sale. It condemns insult laden rhetoric, notes ads by Shelby and McConnell, predicts record turnouts and TV ratings, and criticizes cable news and social media for pandering propaganda. The piece mirrors a Tuscaloosa News editorial.
Residents voice frustration over a proposed development plan in McAdenville, arguing it displaces long time locals and erodes town history. Critics caution against replacing cherished establishments with generic chain venues and parking decks. Neighborhood voices condemn rent hikes and loss of community memory.
Today's question asks Gaston County voters in South Point Township for a GOP primary pick on the Board of Commissioners. Options include Mickey Price Ronnie Worley or undecided and not voting for either. Online voting is available at gastongazette.com.
The text asserts that Congress may not establish religion nor prohibit its free exercise and protects freedom of speech and of the press. It also defends the right of people to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Ronald Phillips, a Gastonia resident, argues that democracy requires compromise and constitutional respect for religious diversity. He urges rejecting fear and misinformation, cites media bias, and supports modernization through constitutional amendments to avoid returning to a harmful past.
Letter endorses Dave Wofford for Gaston County Commission voting March 15. Backers praise his native county roots, conservative approach, focus on education and workforce, prudent spending, and willingness to listen to citizens. Signed by Jack and Alice Brown of Gastonia.
Ray Hoyle of Bessemer City writes letters criticizing Hillary and defending Donald Trump. He urges voters to back Trump, arguing eight years of Obama would be worse than four years of Trump, and cites a Bible verse to frame the critique.
Larry Nolan from Dallas argues that Hillary Clinton’s potential presidential bid could defy constitutional two term limits and threaten the sanctity of marriage, suggesting their plan weakens both the Constitution and the sacred bond of matrimony.
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