Never too late

Voter ID is a good idea. It protects everybody’s vote. They’ve had thousands of people voting who were dead. How can that be? And it seems that they’re all for the Democratic Party. We need the voter ID. It makes sense.

Prove it

This is in regard to “Copy cat” in Thursday’s paper. I would like to have that individual prove that Iran did not have a supply of weapons into Iraq. There have been numerous documentation where serial numbers, etc., and types of remaining fragments of pieces that have been blown up in Iraq that they can trace back to Iran. I think this is another attempt to discredit poor Bush and Cheney about lying and lying and lying.

Hat in hand

I heard on the evening news that President Bush went over to Saudi Arabia and asked his good friend over there to drop the price of gas. He’s asked him to do it twice and he wouldn’t do it. Do you really think that President Bush went over to ask him to do that? I mean, truthfully, do you think he really asked his good friend to produce more gas so the price of gas would come down when he’s an oil man and making all this money? The price of gas doesn’t hurt them at all.

Morning fuel

All we hear about is the price of gas. How about the price of a cup of coffee? Two dollars and 10 cents at a popular restaurant. I would like to hear back from restaurant owners why a cup of coffee is so expensive.

Both sides

This is in regard to an article in Friday’s paper, “California high court overturns the ban on gay marriage.” All I’ve got to say is leave it to the liberal AP press to report on only part of the article. They should also report that the people are rallying in California now to pass a state constitutional amendment like we have in Missouri defining marriage between a man and a woman.

Editor’s note: That story is on this very page.

Poverty nation

I just wanted to comment on what a great country we live in where almost every convenience store or small business you go into has a jar or cup of some sort on the counter from someone trying to collect a little bit of money to pay for possibly some life-saving medical care. The particularly sad ones are the parents who are out there begging so that the children may have a chance to live a little bit longer. A lot of these people aren’t necessarily indigent. A lot of them have the insurance but the insurance won’t pay or the insurance has ran out. They had jobs but now they can’t work anymore because they are sick. And I just think what a great country we live in.

Where were they?

I am curious to see why the school district didn’t have administrators attend the meeting about the new apartments by Skaith School. I feel like we’ve been getting jerked around by this current administration long enough and that’s another example. I think these ceremonial, figurehead, elitists are having visions and delusions that are out of touch with the taxpayers of St. Joe.