I have an answer to letter writer George David Sallot’s recent question about disposing of mail-in ballots.
I’m shredding mine. I’m voting in person if I have to crawl to the polls.
Everyone having hand guns will ultimately return us to the era of the “fast draw,” as opposed to working for a fast police response.
Mandatory mail-in ballots are an invitation for fraud. They also add to election expenses and cause delays in results.
Recent acts such as the fatal shooting of a health care CEO in New York and at Trump International in Las Vegas are the symptoms of a failing society. They are the voices of “the canaries in the coal mine,” and we need to listen.
We could turn the White House into a bed and breakfast. Who wouldn’t want the opportunity to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom?
I keep hearing arguments about how immigrants are needed in this country. I agree, but there has to be an ideal way to do it.
The Tesla Cybertruck explosion at Trump International shed public light on the horrific consequences of post-traumatic stress disorder as well as the absence of effective treatments.
Out of all the recipients of government subsidies, the Brightline rail company has a proven “track” record of successful money-saving rail systems on the East Coast,
