Opinion Line (Feb. 25)

How many Guantanamo Bay prisoners does President Obama plan to put in the White House?

If Obama were truly interested in keeping America safe, he would be adding terrorists to the Gitmo population instead of trying to close the facility.

Listening to Hillary Clinton speak is about as interesting as continuously watching the My Pillow commercial.

We might as well get used to “President Trump.” We have to hope that his rabble-rousing dialogue is simply an example of his expertise in knowing the lack of intelligence of the American people.

It’s been fun to watch the Republican Party implode. I look forward to our next Democratic president. Can I get a “hallelujah”?

If absolute power corrupts absolutely, is it time to pronounce Kansas Republicans absolutely corrupt? Or should we wait until they impeach the Supreme Court justices?

The tax money people pay to the state for education should be shared by every student, not just the students who attend public schools. This tragic, unfair practice needs to be corrected. Scotland shares the money with every student in any school, and allows local control of schools.

I’ve about had it up to my eyeballs with teachers who think they’re entitled to a bow from me because of their “great” work. It’s a job they chose and get paid to do. They should do their job and quit looking at the world like it owes them.

Students have one chance to get the education they need to succeed. To our state government: Stop this adversarial relationship with public education and stop trying to educate on the cheap, or start expanding the prisons and fast-food restaurants so our students have places to go after graduation.

Regarding Sen. Forrest Knox and his special category of married foster parents: How about concealed-carry permits and training, and annual checks for proper gun storage? Plus, no candy, soda, steaks or lobster in the home. And anyone with a tattoo need not apply.

How much money does Westar Energy waste on paper, ink, printing, etc., to mail return payment envelopes to customers using the auto-pay option?

So you’d rather die than miss a text while driving. Keep reading them and you probably will.

I wonder what it is that makes one’s neighbors think you want to hear their dog bark for hours on end.

This story was originally published February 24, 2016 at 6:02 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (Feb. 25)."