Opinion Line (Nov. 6)

The latest GOP debate reminded me of a high school pep rally gone bad.

Now the Republicans are whining about their own debate. They act like 2-year-olds and hate everybody. If the world were given to them, it still wouldn’t be enough. They are so divided among themselves, nothing is ever going to be accomplished.

How can anyone take the GOP debates seriously? A fair debate would be to ask a question and then allow each candidate a chance to answer. Then ask another question and so on. Also, turn off their microphones after their allotted time to speak.

Ben Carson, Marco Rubio and Donald Trump are all better than three in the Bush. Any of the Republicans are better qualified than Clinton.

How could Carson take the lead in the latest Republican presidential polling, since we have frequently heard it reported over the past several years that Republicans are racists?

Nobody looks sillier than Trump with a ball cap on. Nobody looks sillier than Trump without a ball cap on.

If Clinton isn’t elected president, Fox News will go out of business, since it won’t have a president to trash every day.

We’re already seeing what’s next from the “LGBT” and same-sex marriage movement – an aggressive and uncompromising push for forced acceptance, forced compliance and forced acquiescence. What they want is a very selective tolerance and very selective diversity, which, of course, isn’t real tolerance or real diversity.

Come on, Conway Springs – you’re better than that. At least I thought you were. A teacher tries to teach your middle schoolers something that might actually be useful, and you get rid of him? Embarrassing.

It looks like some of the people in the Conway Springs school should take a course in tolerance.

Kansas schools aren’t meeting their existing “vision,” without the state education commissioner inventing a new vision that can’t possibly be met within the current school day.

It would be nice if Dillons or Walmart Neighborhood Market would put a store at Pawnee and K-15.

The scrambled eggs I make at my house are always exactly to my liking.

Truly, this is the dawn of a new Golden Age for America: 24-hour breakfast at McDonald’s. Thank you, God.

If you are watching your favorite TV program and an insurance commercial interrupts, you change channels. “It’s what you do.”

This story was originally published November 5, 2015 at 6:04 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (Nov. 6)."