August 8, 2018
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Reagan: The Democrats’ sad circus
I love Lindsay Graham. The witty South Carolina senator, who’s usually more entertaining than most comedians, has been one of the highlights of the otherwise depressing televised Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
Guzzardi: GOP swamp alligators busy subverting workers
From an unlikely place — deep red Kansas — comes a plot to add to the cheap labor workforce. In 2016, President Trump carried Kansas by more than 20 points. Nevertheless, Republican U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder, from Kansas’ 3rd District, joined up with other cheap labor addicts to subvert American workers.
Jensen: Do you really want democratic socialism?
Heading into the midterms, it’s a good idea to take stock of what you really want and don’t want from “your” government.
Williams: Remembering my uncle
I am of an age that I lose things. Car keys. An occasional train of thought. Family members.
West: Democrats - Don’t root for crazy
I used to root for crazy. In fact, as a lifelong Democrat, I was thrilled when President Trump announced he was running for president.
Purcell: Americans too worried to vacation
“Here we are in peak vacation season, but I’m afraid to take my paid vacation time off!”
Jensen: A Philly man’s detention in Africa should not be ignored
When good people fight for freedom and peace, the rest of us should fight for them.
Guzzardi: Trump’s wall is the wrong priority
Once, August was a tranquil time on Capitol Hill. But that’s no longer the case.
Social Security: If you are young and lose a parent
Social Security is here for young people when a parent passes away. We know that the loss of a parent isn’t just emotionally painful; it can be devastating to a family’s finances. In the same way that Social Security helps to lift up the disabled and elderly when they need it, we support families when an income-earning parent dies.
Annexations are based in General Plan for our beloved city
As I was filling out my early ballot this morning, I looked out across the street and saw the rolling hillsides laden with Ponderosa pine and scrub. The same hillsides were also speckled with houses in Timber Ridge and beyond.
