Archive for: January 2005

Nothing that interesting in today’s letters to the editor. Today, I got a lesion removed from my face and will have stitches until next week.

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Debra Hale had a letter to the editor that produced some mixed feelings. While going to a restaurant on Overland, she had some make some remarks about MLK day being “Coon Day” and it was very inappropriate stuff. She …

Things have been busy recently. I’ll be back with a Daily Response on Tuesday.

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The American inaugural is a special event. It is full of pageantry and tradition. As a people, we pride ourselves on the fact that our transfers of power are peaceful and generally orderly.

At the inaugural, despite …

Paul Valas wrote the following in today’s letters
Mike Simpson’s commentary about the United Nations on Dec. 19 stated that “Over the last few years, it has become increasingly clear the United Nations is filled with a collection …

Everytime I go to start writing a daily response, I find my blog is down to my chagrin. I think something’s up so I need to find a way to back it up while it’s still working.

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Diane Sower writes in Saturday’s letters regarding a Reader’s view on December 12th:

She stated that government must practice fiscal responsibility. Is that why George Bush is proposing to borrow $2 trillion to privatize …

I was overwhelmed by the response to my last article on divorce. I expected perhaps 200 responses to the article when it was posted on Free Republic.com. The responses numbered over a thousand, many of which were conservative divorcees accusing …

Ivan Custer wrote the following in today’s letters:

Terrorism fear and a bigoted version of moral values trumpeted by the Bush campaign blindsided the voters to the dangers of his spend-and-borrow economic agenda. Our children and grandchildren …

Yesterday, I forgot the Daily Response, though nothing appears worthy of comment from the last two days save Allen Gorin’s Response to Marcy Newman’s Reader’s view. I actually met Mr. Gorin a couple of times, once at a Keep the …