I agree with Friday’s editorial on open government and the people’s right to know how their taxes are being used. I disagree with the premise that stronger sanctions against government agency misconduct will make the government more responsive. The bottom line is we will pay for their misconduct through our taxes. Firing the offenders would be a more meaningful approach, but we know that will never happen.
One has to wonder if Mr. Trump’s military-age son, Baron, or his military age granddaughter, Kia, will be volunteering for military duty as a patriotic American now that a new war is on the horizon.
People fleeing New York City or any other high-tax, high-cost-of-living locale are welcome here. But they should remember why they left when they vote here.
Why have they changed their minds?
Most people who purchase animals from pet stores don’t realize that almost every one came from an abusive, high-volume breeding mill.
Whether the teachers are satisfied or not, the most important thing to consider when choosing a school for your children is which is the best school.
Americans elected President Donald Trump to reduce inflation and help the economy, not to wage a war on science. Our global pre-eminence rests on reversing these terrible anti-science policies.
I wish the vast majority of Americans could fully understand the message Mr. Edens conveyed.
Given the endless delays in our country regarding death sentences, one must ask: Is it still appropriate?
