I understand you think it is all the Culinary union wanting hotel rooms accessed daily (Friday’s editorial). But I was truly under the impression that this practice was instituted after the Oct. 1 tragedy. Are we no longer concerned with what our guests may be stocking in their rooms?
Even if they just go in and tidy up the bathroom, they can see if there may be a threat to the public.
Universal health care has been debated in the US for more than 40 years, but it is never voted on because both parties accept campaign donations from the for-profit insurance companies to maintain the status quo.
Some of the worst atrocities in history were committed by men in uniform who were “just following orders.”
“The Andy Griffith Show” is replayed daily and truly represents classic American television.
Regarding the recent commentary by Victor David Hanson. His thoughts on Ellis Island immigration are a common sense, direct and the best commentary on immigration.
Parents need to go back to the basics, for safety’s sake.
I love the concept of road rage, where two or more drivers yell at each other, showing how dumb they are, usually while driving at a high speed.
Why not a simple land swap with the alfalfa farmers in exchange for government-owned land?
Some people say the penny is irrelevant — and maybe they’re right. But more to the point, the saying, “A penny for your thoughts,” will now need to be replaced.
In this day and age of all or none policy offerings and pushback, President Donald Trump suggested a 50-year mortgage.
