Opinion Line (March 23)

There has been another terrorist attack in Brussels. These terrorists and the vermin who radicalize them are a cancer. And should be treated as such.

Once again, this time after Brussels, the silence from the peace-loving, “you just don’t understand us” Muslims is deafening and telling. Donald Trump and some of this county’s commissioners are right.

Do you think Gov. Sam Brownback heard President Obama say that the United States’ relationship with Cuba wasn’t working, so we are trying something else? What a novel idea.

Great to see the Democrats lead by our president embracing and admiring a dictator, oppressor, terrorist, communist – all of which Castro is and the Democrats aspire to be.

It’s obvious Raul Castro dislikes Obama as much as Vladimir Putin does. I am not sure the American taxpayers can afford Obama’s legacy.

State senators expanding reasons to impeach members of the state Supreme Court is like idiots running the asylum. Oh, I guess they already are.

I’m so straight that I can hardly get my car to turn corners, but I fully realize that not all humans are born this way. This “religious freedom” bunk is just that – bunk.

We shouldn’t indulge Democrats in their sophistic calls for “separation of church and state,” which is constitutionally unfounded. Rather we should use expressions like “prevention of governmental interference in religion.”

It is easy to see that our Kansas secretary of state envisions every rock and tree hiding an illegal immigrant, a dishonest voter or a communist. Is there anyone he likes other than Donald Trump?

Kathryn Wilson Schroeder may not think she is a Marine hero, but she is (March 18 Insight). Women stepping up during World War II was a way of life expected from everyone. But to step into a Marine uniform or that of another service was a real sacrifice.

Thanks for the nice article about Women’s History Month and the mention of Alpha 1 Drop Zone’s event for women veterans. It was a great event and well-attended. We can’t thank our veterans enough.

If I sold you something that wasn’t what I said it was, it would probably be illegal. So why can grocery stores sell something that looks like a tomato but doesn’t taste or smell like a tomato?

This story was originally published March 22, 2016 at 7:03 PM with the headline "Opinion Line (March 23)."