Opinion Line (July 30)

First woman president? Isn’t assigning a person a specific gender label unacceptable today?

Donald Trump wants to make Russia great again.

Four more years of Obama-like change and we’ll be Russia.

A strong woman would make a great president, but not “crooked Hillary.” A Golda Meir or a Margaret Thatcher does not come along very often.

Trump is so crooked, I don’t know how he stands up.

Hillary equals the end of this great nation.

At the YMCA I heard kind, modest, patriotic, Christian ladies seriously discuss voting for a man who vilely demeans women and people of other races, discusses the size of his penis in debates, supports Putin, and claims to be “the way” to saving America. What’s going on?

For you Democrats who can’t tell when Trump is speaking tongue in cheek, it’s going to be a very long eight years.

All females should demand that no people with male parts will be allowed in their restrooms. The vast majority of males urinate “into” public toilets without lifting the seat.

Where do candidates Tim Huelskamp and Roger Marshall get funds for their endless, mean-spirited, foul attack ads? Fortunately, I am not in their district so I don’t have to choose, but it’s a shame voters don’t have a better choice.

I am not voting for any candidate who has “pro-life” as the first priority on political advertising. If elected you work for all constituents, not your personal agenda.

So Gov. Sam Brownback and legislators: Keep up the good work. Kansas is almost the state that has the worst credit rating. You’re just a few dumb ideas away from being No. 1.

When December comes around and people start lamenting the “war on Christmas,” I’ll reply with “all holidays matter.” I’m sure the “all lives matter” people will appreciate that.

Businesses that are no-smoking should not be able to sell tobacco products of any kind.

Two weeks without a Wingnuts home game? I may go nuts. Good luck on the extended roadie.

This story was originally published July 30, 2016 at 12:04 AM with the headline "Opinion Line (July 30)."