Opinion Line (March 6)

I believe in the Second Amendment, too. Everybody has a right to a musket.

Why is it the people who say we don’t need a license to carry a concealed firearm are the same people who say it’s no big deal to show a driver’s license to vote?

Does anyone else see the irony in someone arguing for no-permit concealed-carry in Kansas because it costs too much to get a license, background check and take a class? Apparently that argument doesn’t work for needing an ID to vote, but it works for gun ownership.

I like my guns like Obama likes his voters, undocumented.

After listening to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech before Congress regarding the Iran nuclear threat, and President Obama’s response, the score has to be: statesman, 1; community organizer, 0.

After Netanyahu’s State of the Union speech to Congress, where was Sen. Joni Ernst to deliver the Republican response?

Amend the Constitution. Bibi for POTUS. Churchill versus Chamberlain redux.

People in the United States just found out that Hillary Clinton used a server in her own house for her official State Department e-mails. The Chinese and Russians have probably known it since 2009.

Sign idea for the state border: “Entering Kansas – Welcome to the Dark Ages.”

Westar Energy is doing more to kill Kansas business and destroy poorer families than all the folks in Topeka. Drive southwest of Wichita and you will see new power lines. Follow them and you will be in Oklahoma. My bill was $90. Now it’s $118. Soon it will be $126.

If Westar gets another rate hike, I will use less electricity. We should all do that.

We were having lunch at Teppanyaki recently with our grandson who was home on leave from the Navy. A gentleman who had been sitting next to us picked up our tab, saying only, “Thank you for your service.” And thank you, sir, for your kindness. Great city, this Wichita.

The senior class “prank” at North High School was the most wonderful story (March 3 Eagle). Emily Jones is an inspiration, coming up with this positive way to honor her principal and encouraging her fellow students to do the same. I hope her actions inspire more students to spread goodwill.

Kansas Jayhawks – one true champion.

Go, Shocks – 24 years to win your first MVC Tournament title; let’s make it two in a row.

This story was originally published March 5, 2015 at 6:03 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (March 6)."