Opinion Line (Nov. 6)

I say any elected councilman/commissioner that votes for the Tyson chicken plant here in Sedgwick County should have it located near their home. They can boast all day about the positives, but how about all the negatives?

I hate to throw scientific facts at Sen. Roberts, an 81-year-old climate change denier. But the Earth has the most carbon dioxide in 800,000 years. And the oceans absorb it faster than the atmosphere. Today’s 10-year-olds are in big trouble.

Textron Aviation needs to go back to the day they brought management up from the ranks. These middle-age college kids don’t know Jack about building airplane or managing workers.

Put that Tyson chicken plant up by the Moorings or the new homes up in northeast Wichita and see how long it takes to shut the whole project down.

The President has the right to free speech like everyone else but, as leader of one of the most powerful countries in the world, he also has to be smart enough to know he’s responsible for what he says.

I think that decorating a holiday table moderately is fine. The large protrusions in the middle of a table seems like overkill. I kind of like to see who is sitting across from me or using their cell phones.

Liberals destroy everything they touch. The NFL, Halloween, Christmas, American history, health care and the economy. Sad.

Why don’t they put the chicken plant in Arkansas with the rest of them?

To the person complaining about the train whistle: The engineer is required by law to blow the whistle when he crosses a street.

Gratuities are money given as a gift, beyond obligation for service. Business should not require a tip or suggest amount of tip.

What’s with all the embezzlement in Kansas? So many Kansans have lost their morals. Embezzlers are stupid, too, as every one is caught eventually.

If you put the Tyson chicken processing plant adjacent to the sewer treatment plant in south Wichita, maybe the combination of odors would smell like lilac.

This story was originally published November 6, 2017 at 5:00 AM with the headline "Opinion Line (Nov. 6)."