Stories by Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Disaster after disaster

Even the best oratory is hollow if there's no substance to it.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Editorial: A Cold War reset

This is what arrogant and dismissive really look like. And what the world looks like with the United States at full ebb.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Running out the clock

Will conservatives just shake their heads, sit back and wait for more abuse?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Editorial: Parsing the veranda plan

The city already has plans for major structural work on Broad Street in the coming years. Now is the time to decide if those plans should be built upon.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Bottom line

As bad as much of the world wanted this for Phil Mickelson, seeing the emotion in Justin Rose's face made it feel good and right.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, June 17, 2013

Editorial: It's time to move on

Truly, the only reason for keeping the desegregation order is fear and distrust - which, ironically enough, is what drove much of segregation.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Editorial: Up a lazy river

We know what makes for teeming waterfronts and city cores. And we can see them put into action in other cities. It's about time we got cracking on it right here.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Bottom line

Comedian Steve Martin long ago joked about criticizing things you don't know about. Today, it's a way of life for a sad many people.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: An even bigger mess

While hiccups can be expected when going from multiple providers to just two, all the customers know is that they've been forced to accept once-a-week hauling instead of two at the same rate
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Thursday, June 13, 2013

Editorial: Abandoning ship

We may, in short, be watching the dismantling of the greatest health-care system in the world.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Editorial: A betrayal of trust

This government is hardly in any position to lament someone else's betrayal of trust.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

A needed road trip

The Augusta Commission will undoubtedly be more focused on conditions at the Riverwalk after their movable meeting there Monday. And that’s all to the good.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, June 10, 2013

Editorial: Open wide and say 'nah'

More and more, the government is asking us to trust it - while it gives us every reason not to.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Editorial: Are wake-up calls tracked?

Will the country stand united against this?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: So much for the village

The village has had its chance. It's time for the parents to step up and do their job.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Editorial: Dire loves company

There are those on the other end who can assure you it's navigable.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Friday, June 7, 2013

Editorial: Of thick skin and thick skulls

No one in this country risks being voiceless. But sometimes it's just your turn to shut up and listen.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Let's just take it outside

When you assert yourself and your rights to the point of other folks' detriment, you can expect them to assert their own.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Editorial: No wrongdoing

It's important for the adults in this episode to cool down and work together, and exhibit a proper example.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Bottom Line -- Nidal Hasan

Why would the White House conjure up a cockamamie explanation that even the murderer doesn't buy?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff
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