In response to Gary Suggett’s Wednesday letter about taxing political advertisements: I vote for Mr. Suggett.
Think of the advantages: money for schools and, best of all, fewer TV ads from politicians — all of them, I hope — who wouldn’t want to pay up.
Every time I go anywhere, I see vehicles with expired plates, no plates and no temporary registration. Every time. Where are the traffic police?
I am a bit confused, mainly about the cost estimates surrounding the project. Estimates are in the $6 million range.
We as Americans have been left with no other choice but to learn how we can protect our families.
The media and the Democrats created this Manchurian candidate. Now they’ve got to live with the results.
If you are pro-choice, be careful for whom you vote. Don’t be fooled. A vote for any Republican going to Congress is a vote to ban choice.
Three years ago, the White House and its liberal economists told us inflation is “transitory.” It’s just taking 30 times longer to transition than they estimated.
There is so much graft in politics today that it is sickening. It appears to be getting worse, which is sad.
