Letters to the editor: June 25, 2019
On homelessness, city
could distinguish itself
There should be no higher priority for
I've read that
I cannot imagine a business/homeowner within the city limits who wouldn't kick in a few extra bucks, too, were they assured the money wouldn't be wasted. My wife and I gladly will.
Recovering lost item
renews visitors' faith
marks with these visitors
We want to thank the workers of Capital Metro, in particular, the bus drivers and maintenance people. We've been using route 20 for the past few years on our visits to
We appreciate the friendliness and professionalism of the Cap Metro staff. From our limited experience,
Board right to rejectcharter school's bidRe:
Some other examples
of hyperbole to consider
Re:
The letter writer dislikes what he calls "hyperbole" by another letter writer referring to semiautomatic weapons.
He is "tired of such sensationalism" and frets that calling for a ban on and confiscation of assault weapons is a "warning and a harbinger of chilling times possibly to come."
Well, here's some hyperbole for you: terrified refugees seeking safety are "pouring into," "flooding," swamping" and "invading" America. In-person voter fraud is "rampant." The press is the "enemy of the people." Publishing stories critical of
Paxton case prosecutors
need to be compensated
His prosecutors need to get paid by those who are sick of Paxton's tactics. The answer is crowdfunding. The prosecutors need to pick a format for crowdfunding, let the public know where to go to support them. Now put me down for some bucks to see (Paxton) get his day in court.
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