Opinion Line (March 16)

If there are two sides to Donald Trump, it may be prudent for him to pick one and stick with it. His duplicity is confusing the protesters.

I think these protesters have awakened to the reality that the gravy train might be coming to an end, and this is a last-ditch effort to keep it from getting derailed.

I went to a riot and a Trump rally broke out.

How would the Bernie Sanders crowd and the media respond if Trump voters disrupted Sanders’ political rallies?

Give me a rich individual who is running for president and has sons or daughters in the Army or Marines, and he or she will get my vote.

So Trump’s jackbooted followers are even present in Wichita. The Republican Party must be so proud.

Islamic extremists use chemical weapons, Iran tests ballistic missiles, and North Korea threatens nuclear holocaust. All the while, Obama stands in front of a mirror blowing kisses to himself.

Another day, another new disastrous, anonymously submitted bill makes its way to the Legislature. Heads up, state representatives – we are watching every move you make.

The Legislature is contemplating a bill that would tax businesses now paying no tax on 70 percent of income – and label it tax fairness. Really? What a story line. They pay tax on 70 percent and I pay it on 100 percent. Must be new math.

Know why Gov. Sam Brownback and his Legislature do everything in secret? They don’t want the rest of us to know that they are using coloring books.

I agree with Sedgwick County Commissioner Dave Unruh (March 13 Now Consider This). I’ll go even further and say: I don’t think the state Legislature has the slightest clue of what it takes to run the Kansas state government.

“Selection Sunday,” or as it is known at K-State – “Passover.”

Nothing is more important than playing with your child or your dog.

Whatever happened to “Magnum’s law”? There have been several instances of animal cruelty, and the perpetrators are getting off easy. If you kill a cat, dog, squirrel, chicken or whatever by means of torture, you should spend a year in prison, minimum.

Most golfers learn the same thing after buying a new set of clubs: It’s not the clubs.

This story was originally published March 15, 2016 at 7:03 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (March 16)."