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Bob Dill, Founder
Struggle Between Good and Evil
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Our nation is at war with itself. We pretend that our political competition is between Republicans and Democrats, however, it is not that simple. It is a battle that is as old as the world itself. It is a battle between good and evil that began in the Garden of Eden.
The advocates of evil are intentionally confusing the English language and calling evil good and good evil. Government schools are no longer teaching factual history; therefore, the younger generation of Americans do not know facts of history or have appreciation for the sacrifices their ancestors made for them.
The Transition is Complete
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Finally, the transition from print to digital newspaper is complete, and the downscale of office space is virtually complete. The new office address is: The Times Examiner, 1 Chick Springs Road, Suite 110-B, Greenville, S.C. 29609.
This has been a major adjustment after 25 years of virtually the same routine every week. We resisted the elimination of the printed paper as long as we could. The expense eventually became more than we could handle without going into debt or getting financial help from friends.
Are Democrats Willing to Risk War?
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
A case can be made that Democrats are willing to risk civil war in order to gain power sufficient to destroy the presidency of Donald Trump. In many localities they are reportedly registering aliens, prisoners and out of state students to vote. Virtually no one is following up to determine who is voting in more than one location. If violations are discovered, the illegal votes are being counted and not changed. If detection of fraud does not change the election results, what is the motivation to discover and report the violation?
Democracy Leads to Chaos
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
All of the screeching, screaming women in the Senate chambers last Saturday was the result of what Democrats refer to as democracy. Many misinformed and uninformed Republicans mistakenly refer to our form of government as a “democracy.”
The founders created a republican form of government rather than a democracy for many reasons. Theoretically, a democracy requires the full participation of the masses of the people in the legislative or decision-making processes of government. This has never worked. The Greeks tried to use democratic mass participation in the government of their city-states, and each time it ended in tyranny.
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