Letter writer John Carrier in his Tuesday comments says “there were nine members of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1900 when the population was 76 million, and today we still have nine members with 330 million population.” He says that means we should increase the number of justices. Well, in 1900 we had one president of the United States. Maybe we should have five presidents now because there are more people in the country. Both bad ideas.
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,
