Letters to the Editor
Friday letters: U.S. has lost its moral bearings
America has become morally bankrupt; there is no absolute truth anymore. We see it in lack of respect for teachers and the lack of respect being taught by parents.
Letters to the Editor
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Friday letters: Congress needs to be productive
As taxpayers we can hope that our Republican congressmen are somewhere close to returning to something useful to the nation. For months now, they have been spending several hours of every work day flogging the Benghazi tragedy in hopes of harming their political enemies.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Friday letters: Gun industry not welcome in S.C.
The S.C. House approved H.4059 to invite “out-of-state businesses involved in manufacturing of firearms and ammunition and accessories for firearms to consider locating or expanding their existing operations in South Carolina and to guarantee that South Carolina and South Carolinians will...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Ballentine: Richland elections office must do better
In response to the incompetence the Richland County elections office showed in the days before, of and after the November election, I called for the director’s resignation. And realizing that personnel changes were not enough to protect the most important right...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Thursday letters: Camden Military firm but caring
As a frequent visitor to Camden Military, I was shocked by The State’s May 13 article, “Parents say Camden Military cadet was raped as trial nears.” I feel for the young man in the article. Evidently, he was miserable in the military environment and suffered horribly if his ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Thursday letters: Cameras could help curb crime
I take issue with the May 14 letter from Victoria Middleton of the ACLU, “Security cameras make us less free.” What does she think people on public streets will be doing that they will be afraid or ashamed of others knowing about?
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Thursday letters: Obama proving to be empty vessel
When Barack Obama first ran for president, I said to beware: He was an empty vessel who believed the end justified the means. Like the serpent in the Garden of Eden, he assures us that all will be fine, and everything’s just wonderful, thanks to him. Well, all you Obama obsesses: How do you...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Day: Stop pointing fingers; pass ethics reform
The Senate has the power to pass real ethics reform, but too many senators are playing familiar legislative games, holding the bill hostage to benefit some other objective or simply to kill reform. A partisan blame game is underway to claim the other side is responsible for endangering reform, but...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wednesday letters: Jolie provides women an option
I was a child when my mother told me she had breast cancer. She explained that she was going to have an operation and that when she came home from the hospital, her breasts would be gone. My reply haunts me to this day: “That’s OK, mom; just don’t let them cut your hair.”...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wednesday letters: Media protecting President Obama
As we watch the cascade of scandals unfolding in Washington, it is amazing to see much of the media try to protect President Obama by portraying him as this aloof, detached, big-idea guy who is not responsible for anything.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wednesday letters: City shouldn’t borrow more
Columbia City Council seems to be at it again. It just borrowed $7 million from a city employees’ retirement fund to do a questionable real estate deal involving the Palmetto Compress warehouse. Now the council appears about to do a $4.3 million to $20 million bond to fund nonessential projects...


