Editorial: Double standard on selective enforcement arise
The editorial attacks selective enforcement in the Kim Davis contempt case while noting broader hypocrisy in how laws are applied. It contrasts Davis’s refusal to issue same sex marriage licenses with acts by Obama, Holder, and other officials who also bend or ignore laws to fit progressive aims, arguing the rule of law is malleable.
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U.S
David Bunning
Rowan County
Lexington Herald-Leader
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Congress
EPA
Eric Holder
Virginia
Mark Herring Springs
Supreme Court
Obergefell
Front Royal council urged to hold public hearing on revenue sharing
A Front Royal reader blasts four council members for pushing a 522 water sewer revenue sharing pact with Warren County without a required public hearing. The letter accuses leaders of arrogance, ignoring town policy on extending service beyond limits, and claims citizens deserve a hearing before decisive actions. The writer asks the council to reconsider, hold a public hearing, and let the public be heard.
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Front Royal
Tharpe
Funk
Connelly
Tewart
Warren County
Council
Mark Obenshain Supported by Valley Farmers in 26th District
A farmer coalition praises Sen Mark Obenshain as a longtime ally of Shenandoah Valley agriculture. They urge re election, arguing EPA rules burden farms while noting Obenshain’s 12 year friendship with valley farmers and opposition to liberal environmental policies.
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Mark Obenshain
Africa
Arctic
EPA
Shenandoah River
Department of Environmental Quality
Southwest
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Terry McAuliffe
Mark
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