Articles in Letters to the Editor
The response to my attack on Eugene Robinson criticized the American Legislative Exchange Council, whose analysis of the Kansas economy post-tax cut I used to challenge Robinson.
A recent letter focusing on the dangers of hobby class drones in the hands of people intent on causing chaos, destruction, and death with these remote controlled aircraft isn’t entirely wrong — someone looking to perpetrate such harm could do so if they have the will and access to sufficient quantities of ricin or C4 explosive.
I am reluctant to reveal the following information, but the severity of the situation overrides my decision and concern for protection of innocent people.
To put a June 16 letter to the editor in perspective, it helps to know a bit about the writer’s repeatedly cited source of information — the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
Editor: Eugene Robinson never fails to disappoint when looking for full-throated mendacity in our progressive media.
Editor: I would like to personally thank Oconee County Council for their swift action on the Building Codes Department issue.
I read the Pickens County School Board passed its budget, raising property taxes 2 mills.
This past week saw Britain’s third terrorist attack of the year. As usual, Trump jumped on Twitter to misquote London Mayor Sadiq Khan and insult one of our oldest allies.
