Articles from the Editorials section archive

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Bottom line: Cheerios ad

Cheerios is supposedly good for the heart. This episode, not so much.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: More targeting of conservatives

How many good people have never thrown their hat in the ring, just to avoid this kind of abuse?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, June 3, 2013

Editorial: PlaceHolder

The attorney general is damaged goods, and has no credibility.
By Augusta Chronicle Editoral Staff

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Editorial: It's far from over

Immigrant populations necessarily take their own cultures with them - and that can be a beautiful, edifying thing. But the onus is on the immigrant to fit in, not on the host nation to recast ...
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Editorial: This speaks volumes

What could interest the White House so much about the workings of the IRS?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Code name: Orthographer

Now someone else from the area will have to try to follow her act.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Friday, May 31, 2013

Editorial: Hail Barrett

A great city is the accumulation of such people and their labors. Hale Barrett helped make this a great city.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Editorial: What is it with Rutgers?

Student athletes aren't chattel who exist to pad the pockets of the very fat-cat administrators who exploit them.
By Augusta Chronicle Editoral Staff

Editorial: How well we recall

Recall elections should be available only in the case of malfeasance or dereliction of duty. Disagreeing with you is neither.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Editorial: Question is, who wants it more?

Ironically, the IRS's attempt to discourage and debilitate the Tea Party movement has actually vindicated it and proved its concerns are valid.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, May 27, 2013

Editorial: What kind of country?

We urge any IRS employees with knowledge of this wrongdoing to come forward and willingly share what they know.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: A new perspective

May you take that perspective with you into the summer, fall and winter of your years.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Shouldn't we stand with them?

We stand with the pastors who joined Star Parker to call on the nation to pay attention to this outrage and to protect women.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Editorial: The Best, Brightest Future

We take note of all this to say that raising rocket scientists isn't rocket science. It's just good, old-fashioned sound parenting.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: This is about human rights

We implore liberals to make common cause with conservatives in fighting the attacks on freedom coming from Washington.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Friday, May 24, 2013

Bottom Line: Loony excuses

There ought to be extra prison time for loony, offensive excuses.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Hiding is its own injury

This may be what we are taught by television and movies; to escape the consequences of our actions. To try to get away with it.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Editorial: Tanning our hides, saving theirs

We find her acts to be among the most craven, despicable and egocentric in the checkered ranks of bureaucrat history.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Editorial: Moore resolve

Those who live long in tornado alley - Moore was hit hard just 14 years ago - can have nightmares about it. On Monday, those nightmares became startlingly real.
By Augusta Chronicle Editoral Staff

Monday, May 20, 2013

Editorial: Harmful if swallowed

What a scam. By continually feigning ignorance, the president dodges both accountability and questions.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff
Top headlines

Commission extends Heery contract

Augusta commissioners approved Tuesday a discounted two-year extension of sales tax manager Heery International's contract to oversee a handful of city construction projects.
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