Comparing words to actions is like comparing a summer breeze to a tornado.
As one of the directors of Northern Lakes Skating Association, it was very nice to see that progress toward some type of seasonal ice skating facility is being looked into. As a nonprofit group that has worked toward such a goal, the NLSA would like to pledge whatever resources that we have toward such a project.
Mrs. Clinton: You don’t know me, and I am truly thankful that I?only know of you, but I?don’t know you personally.
The election that is going to happen on Nov. 8, 2016, is like no other in our political history. It is my opinion that this country will not survive another four years of the type of government that Obama has unleashed on us. It was done on purpose to bring the USA out of world leadership.
A year ago, friends and supporters held a rally in support of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality rights here in Warsaw. We faced opposition and different views, but we all have something in common – our desire for a better Warsaw community.
The difference between ignorance and stupidity is that if you’re ignorant you can learn. But if you’re stupid, often you’re satisfied to be ignorant. Hillary uses ignorance as a defense to explain why she appears to be guilty of crimes and wants Americans to be stupid enough to believe her.
Editor, Times-Union: I have had enough of all the stupidity promoted by our nation’s corrupt news media.
Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil. The election of 2016 was determined as early as 1992, when Bill Clinton was elected by the vast minority of voters.
The following is part II of my letter on the right of self-defense and its various aspects. Part I was printed in the Aug. 11 edition of the Times-Union. The first section of the right to self-defense is listed below, along with one of the lesser-discussed aspects of self-defense – the right to alter, abolish, petition, veto or leave the authority of one’s government.
I’m a 48-year-old single man. I’ve lived in the Warsaw community since 1993. I’ve been in trouble a few times and have many regrets. I would like to speak now on the Drug Court program in Kosciusko County.
Do either one of our presidential candidates have a moral compass to guide them?
The absolute idiocy and hypocrisy of it all! Did you hear the loud complaints about Jimmy Fallon's "interview" with Donald Trump? You didn't? Good. It's not worth your effort.
History can be like a bully. It can punch you in the gut, and if you don’t learn your lesson it can punch you in the gut again, only harder. I’m afraid history will punch us in the gut again, only harder, if we refuse to learn the lessons of 9/11.
Isaiah 42:18 – "Hear ye deaf, and look ye blind, that ye may see"
I find it interesting that “welfare” recruitment is coming at the same time that the WaNee school district announced a huge expansion/remodeling project.
Editor, Times-Union: As most people already know, the Pierceton Days Car Show was much smaller this year than in previous years.
Editor, Times-Union: The liberals in the United States have their heads buried in the sand so far, only their shoe laces are showing. Hillary and Bill Clinton are sexist, hateful, liars and power hungry criminals.
Editor, Times-Union: This year’s presidential choices are dismal!
Editor, Times-Union: If God rejects America, no president will be able to save it from destruction.
Editor, Times-Union:Today, I read the letters to the editor printed in Monday's, 2-21-11, Times-Union paper. I believe letters to the editor sell this paper. Thanks to the Times-Union for printing them.
Editor, Times-Union: There are things that I do that I do because it is the right thing to do.
Editor, Times-Union:Our Congressman for the Indiana 3rd district, Marlin Stutzman, just had the “Worst Week in Washington” as reported by columnist Chris Cillizza. That is an understatement.
Editor, Times-Union:This is in response to Kay Dimick's "Farmers' Driving."
Editor, Times-Union:I know I'm going to sound like a broken record, but here goes.
America Recycles Day was celebrated at the Depot in November.