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Building codes protect lives and property. The city and county want to hire a central inspection director who doesn’t know codes. Get ready for home-insurance rate increases. The piddling savings these so-called leaders want will be paid a thousand times over by the citizens.
I have not been required to have a photo ID to vote in Kansas for the past 80 years, but will be happy to obtain one if we are voting to throw Kris Kobach out of office.
When is somebody going to stop the flood of illegal aliens into Wichita? They stopped them in surrounding states, so they come to good old Kansas because it is easy pickings for jobs and the free health care that we all pay for.
Teachers’ raises should be given based on results and individually, just as they are in most private businesses.
The teachers are about to get a 1 percent raise, and they are still complaining. I have not had a raise for three years. Perhaps if teachers would not teach their liberal agenda in the classrooms, they would be deserving of a bigger raise and I would then support it.
Don’t use your Bible as a science book. Don’t use a science book as your Bible. How simple is that?
To those who think education alone is the answer: The recent mass shooting in Colorado by a brilliant graduate student just proves once again that educating students without God only serves to create a race of clever devils.
Isn’t it a shame that in three days we knew more about the Colorado shooter than we know about the president?
When are the majority of Republicans going wake up and stop allowing the extreme conservatives to run their party?
Looking for a graphic that would describe our politics? Picture two hogs turned loose in a corncrib.
The entire Penn State football program should have been shut down for 10 years as a penalty for the sexual abuse of those children.
I just received four political ad letters in the mail with 22 cents postage and one mailing from a charitable organization with 8.7 cents postage. No wonder the U.S. Postal Service is going broke. Charge them all the full amount.
A new phone book showed up on my doorstep. How cute – somebody printed out a chunk of the Internet so I can recycle it.
