Opinion Line (July 5)

If you really hate your country Democrats, continue to throw up road blocks against plans for jobs, healthcare, the military and the future of your grandchildren.

If Trump and his campaign staff were cooperative instead of evasive, they could stop the allegations of the improprieties they are accused of, but we all know that won’t happen.

If our voting institutions are so vulnerable to Russian hacking, I have a simple solution, mandatory voter ID and return to paper ballots.

If you thought the things Clinton did were wrong, then you should condemn Trump when he does the same things.

I’m glad the congressmen’s armed security detail helped save lives during their baseball practice. Hope now lawmakers will see the need for more and tighter security at our children’s schools.

Will you please study Sharia Law before you call opposers haters?

I’ve learned at Central and Rock, you don’t have to stop to make a right on red as long as you really, really need to get your morning Starbucks.

Kobach for governor. That’s like jumping from the frying pan (Brownback) into the fire (Kobach). Would Kansans really believe we could survive four more years of disaster on the coattails of the previous eight? Why do we keep banging our heads against a brick wall?

Opinion Line is a testament to one thing: Some people will believe anything and everything they read and hear.

I’m not concerned about security in hospitals, but the parking lots and garages are dangerous places late at night. It is at those times that I feel the need for personal protection.

Hey, you. You with your car stereo at full volume! If I wanted to listen to that, I’d tune it in on my own system, and I resent being forced to listen to your choice. You rattle my house windows, make the dogs nervous and wake the baby.

When you are driving through a parking lot and a driver is obviously backing out, please stop. Honking at the driver proves you are impatient.

This story was originally published July 5, 2017 at 5:01 AM with the headline "Opinion Line (July 5)."