Opinion Line (March 14)

Show me one example where the tea party has practiced open bigotry toward President Obama. Come on now – just one. Can’t do it, can you?

People talk about how the GOP will save us from Obama’s “job killing policies.” You mean his policy that saved the auto industry the GOP wanted to let die? Our job decline began when Nixon normalized relations with China, allowing business owners access to all that cheap labor.

OK, let’s send Hillary Clinton to jail, along with every other politician who used private e-mail the same way. Won’t happen.

If Clinton doesn’t have enough intelligence to understand the e-mails that were on her personal server were government classified documents, then she doesn’t have enough intelligence to be our president.

Those who support Bernie Sanders simply want to sacrifice our freedoms for their freebies.

I have never seen such a sick bunch of candidates for president in all my old life except for John Kasich, but the press doesn’t allow him any coverage. Disgusting, unfiltered, lying, infantile, with Donald Trump the biggest loser of all.

Paul Ryan for president.

Experience with too many lawyers persuades me that most deliberately obfuscate clear meaning by intricate, obscure words solely to make capable people dependent on them. Small wonder our governments can do little right, being controlled mainly by such parasites.

I want a president who will fight the corrupt labor unions and the dishonest trial lawyers, especially the ones who advertise on TV.

The governor wants more control over education spending. The governor wants more control over the Kansas Supreme Court. The governor already controls the Legislature. And President Obama is a dictator?

So Westar Energy wants to raise residential rates again? I guess death and taxes aren’t the only sure things anymore.

Westar is a monopoly, so it has no incentive to be efficient. It is just constant rate increases with no pushback from the regulatory folks. When are they just going to say “no”?

If First Student cannot get enough bus drivers, then First Student is not willing to pay enough for a bus driver. It’s simple supply-and-demand economics. The company has a contract it’s unwilling to fulfill. Sue it.

I discovered an efficient method of shaking up my old paint cans. I toss the cans in the back seat and drive my car on the bumpy road south of Pawnee on Oliver. The cans are completely mixed and I’m ready to paint with Picasso.

This story was originally published March 13, 2016 at 7:03 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (March 14)."