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Spending by our government is like riding in a Toyota without brakes. Never listen to anyone who speaks of hope, unless it's God.
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Perhaps the Washington, D.C., job that needs changing is the person who screens the letters written to the president. It doesn't appear he is getting the right message.
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We lost another 36,000 jobs last month. Sounds like a good reason to focus on health care. The November elections are going to be brutal for the Democrats.
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The U.S. Postal Service, unless changed, will lose a quarter of a trillion dollars over the next 10 years. I long for the days when Congress only talked in losses of billions of dollars. Health care reform costs will dwarf this.
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The financial problems in this country are barely getting started. Prepare for the worst. I'm negative, but I'm right.
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So Karl Rove has written a book. By my count that's 15 books by these incompetent Bushies, with at least five more to come. Who buys this science fiction? Is it like a "Star Wars" cult thing? I am waiting for the limo driver's book.
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No one is going to buy lottery tickets if the only choice is Kansas Cash. It would be another case of cutting off your nose to spite your face.
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Think of all the extra taxes I pay as a smoker. Then just leave me alone.
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The health department or city neighborhood inspectors need to check on backyards as well as front yards. Some of these neighborhoods are so trashy.
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I was disgusted by the lack of handicapped parking and the inoperable auto-open doors at Century II and the utter ignorance and disregard of the majority of the Wichita Garden Show exhibitors regarding wheelchair accessibility. Nearly every exhibit garden had a steeply inclined "entryway" that kept wheelchairs out.
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The Eagle missed a great opportunity with Sunday's column by Bob Lutz. The headline could have read, "Lutz on Stutz: No longer a klutz."
