Opinion Line (Nov. 21)

Amazing, the school district needs more money and somehow we find enough to give the superintendent (who hasn’t been in the job a year) a very substantial pay raise. Wow, isn’t Christmas wonderful for some of us?

In honor and memory of our veterans and active duty military who protect our right of peaceful protest, I watched three NFL games Sunday.

Where’s the liberal outrage against all the sexual predators in Hollywood? Oh yeah, that’s right, they’re the ones funding the liberals.

After 58 deaths and 500 wounded in the Las Vegas massacre, convince me that assault rifles aren’t a weapon of mass destruction. Ban the dang things.

When the polls ask, “Do you think President Trump is doing a good job?”, there should be three options. “Yes,” “No,” and “Hell No.”

To constituents of Sens. Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran who can’t reach their Wichita or Washington, D.C., offices by phone. Pat and Jerry could care less what you think. The only phones that they answer are their private lines from Charles Koch.

I truly wish The Eagle would publish GO on Thursday. So I can plan a little. Sell more Thursday papers. Events would benefit by better attendance. Sell leftover copies Friday. Only slackers wait till absolute last minute by choice.

Men have been behaving badly since the dawn of time. It’s in their genes.

Sneaky Republicans think they’re so clever. The new tax bill distracts Average Joe American with temporary table crumbs while the wealthy gorge themselves on huge permanent tax breaks.

I vote in every election. This year my husband had surgery on voting day and I simply forgot. If I want to complain about any part of our government, I will.

To NoTyson members: All food production requires water and associated odors. If you don’t like this, don’t be a hypocrite — quit eating.

Here’s an idea. Instead of complaining about traffic cameras or figuring out how to beat them in court, how about just obeying the laws when you drive?

This story was originally published November 21, 2017 at 10:18 AM with the headline "Opinion Line (Nov. 21)."