Frankly, if I had kids at Columbia who participated in these “protests,” I’d yank them out of school, toss their stuff onto the lawn and tell them to get a job, go live in the real world and pay your own way.
Letters
In the 2020 election, Mr. Biden ran on promises he has failed to keep. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Higher prices will result. Poor families will still pay a higher price for food because Alber-Krog will still control the distribution of food.
The reason our leaders are more polarized than the American people is because of the way we elect our representatives.
The investigation was compromised.
Everyone has a sob story. Aren’t we all still responsible for our debts?
Desalination plants aren’t discussed more frequently because they’re not a realistic option.
Mr. Biden is in the twilight of his years and requires constant assistance and shoring-up. Americans are sympathetic and understanding — but only up to a point.
What we do know is that several businesses lost money. The city now must reimburse the businesses for actual losses.
The Sunday commentary “2024 Brings Hope For America” was hopelessly naive and optimistic.
The ink isn’t even dry on a new, generous contract.
The idea that a “corporate” landlord can tie up 264 houses for rental properties in town when more than 8,000 people are homeless — including couples with children — turns my stomach upside down.
He’d rather help Ukraine than address his immigration mess.
