Editor, Times-Union:Dane Miller recently had a letter to the editor asking the voters of district 22 to vote straight Republican, doing so would give those on the ticket your vote, qualified or not.

Editor, Times-Union:Saturday, I was glad to see your hasty digression from the invocation of the classical liberal versus conservative ideology debate ...

Editor, Times-Union:It seems like most of the decisions being made at the Statehouse are good for Indianapolis, and everyone else is left to fend for themselves in these tough economic times.

Editor, Times-Union:Well done placing a question mark after Responsibility in the title of Charlotte Allen's letter published May 12, 2008.

- War On Drugs - Abortion - Doctor's Advice - Dalton - Sports Funding War On Drugs Editor, Times-Union: I would like to comment on the articles titled "War on Drugs," submitted by Daniel Stevens which was printed in the Sept.17 edition.

Editor, Times-Union:What plans are there for the school buildings?

Editor, Times-Union:I am a Texan who has lived in Warsaw 10 years now.

Editor, Times-Union:Barack Hussein ObamaHe traveled through the land.

Editor, Times-Union:As the world watches (The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) became the latest incarnation of anti-separation of church and state/pro-coerced union of church and state extremist to take hold in the Muslim world, thereby joining such more mildly repressive regimes and organizations as the Shia Muslim theocracy of Iran, the Sunni Muslim monarchy of Saudia Arabia, the recently deposed Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Al-Qaida, the Taliban, Hamas, Hezbollah, Somalia’s al-Shabaab faction, the Islamist faction in Libya and Boko Haram in Northern Nigeria.

Editor, Times-Union: Did you ever notice how most of these politicians like governors and representatives turn up on the front page of the paper hours after they have left town? They always seem to meet with with their “Amen” corporate supporters or some other special interest group nearly in private. When is the last time one appeared before we the unwashed peasants at a town meeting?

- Thank You, Wal-Mart - School Board Options - Alien Youth Concert - Not Supporting Brown Thank You, Wal-Mart Editor, Times-Union: Thank you, Wal-Mart, for the grand Grand-Opening! I was not close enough to the platform to hear what was being said.However, I did see many poster-size checks presented to various organizations.Giving back to the community for the years that the community supported them! I was able to move close to the platform to hear a wonderful performance by one of the employees.He sang "The Anchor Holds" by Ray Boltz.There were teary eyes in the crowd of cheers and applause.This was followed by prayer, then the ribbon-cutting.

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to respond to Friday’s edition about the 600 sewer district easements.

- Concerned Citizens - Job Well Done - Miller's Bingo Concerned Citizens Editor, Times-Union: My last letter to the editor asked a few questions and I briefly would like to share some of the answers …

Editor, Times-Union:I have had the pleasure of working with Retha Hicks, the clerk-treasurer of Winona Lake for 11 years, and inform the citizens of Winona Lake as to how fortunate they are to have elected one of the best clerk-treasurers in the State of Indiana.

- Animal Funds Needed - Animal Shelter - Unfair Criticism - Solicitations Animal Funds Needed Editor, Times-Union: To Kosciusko Commissioners, Council members, taxpayers and voters ... Wake up people! The homeless, throw-away, lost or stray cats and dogs are not going to go away.If we do not provide a decent place for them, they will again be dumped in the country and rabies, etc., will be rampant again.We must have adequate funds for seven-day-a-week employees, and very soon, or the county will have the shelter back before Jan.1.

Editor, Times-Union:I am losing money and no one is bailing me out. Let them use Chapter 11 and restructure and get rid of the CEOs that let this happen.

Editor, Times-Union:There are now about 20,000 miles of non-motorized trails in operation in the U.S., converted from abandoned railroad lines.

Editor, Times-Union:You say we have to be politically correct? What about squelching freedom of speech?

Editor, Times-Union:If I was a Congressman in Washington, the greatest wish I would have is get rid of "political discord."

Editor, Times-Union: One headline this morning read “Gadhafi Son Resurfaces, Vows to Fight.”

Editor, Times-Union:Since I’m like Mr. Nisly that I won’t attend any debates, please answer my questions with your opinions on changing the time back and mandatory minimum sentence for drug-related crimes.

Editor, Times-Union:Dear Bob Frantz, you are way out in left field about guns.

Editor, Times-Union:Those who were “lucky” enough to attend a Wagon Wheel performance of “Ragtime” were treated to a Broadway-level experience.

Editor, Times-Union:Yes, Mr. Obama, we are painfully aware that the campaign is over.

Editor, Times-Union:Many have encouraged me to send this prayer that I shared at the Kosciusko County Right To Life Banquet.