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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2011
Page
2
A proclamation extols freedom as the power to control one’s labor and life, stating that all individuals are endowed by their Creator with the right to preserve life and property and to secure greater freedom for themselves and others. It emphasizes freedom as self-control and rejects dependence on government.
President Obama campaigned through North Carolina and planned a stop in Danville Virginia after Greensboro, amid an Elon University poll showing 57 percent disapprove of his handling of the economy and 43.5 percent say policies worsened conditions. Voters want results and jobs, with mixed views on a proposed jobs bill and broad disapproval of national leadership. The campaign emphasizes photo ops and media attention while acknowledging a tough political landscape in traditional swing states.
John Locke Foundation president Hood criticizes Occupy protests as misnamed and anti capitalist while acknowledging legitimate grievances. He cites crony capitalism and student debt, contrasting Tea Party with Occupy and recounts Occupy Charlotte's early turnout and interactions with media.
An open letter from Neighbors for Equality in Boiling Springs argues marriage definitions affect sin, questions bisexual rights and multi partner scenarios, cites controversial figures, and reflects concern over self-harm. The piece discusses tires as a metaphor for balance and condemns child sex advocacy links to historical debates.
A compact denouncement of homosexuality framed as sin and demon possession, arguing for salvation through Jesus Christ. It critiques redefining equality and marriage as altering moral standards, referencing Harry Hay and opposing biased promotions and tests.
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