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A guy who cheated his employees and shredded the evidence was elected the next senator from Ohio. Some people "who served their country" and displayed Trump yard signs, apparently didn't mind he called them suckers and losers. The "majority" must see what's wrong as right and what's right as wrong. WTH happened to us?
-- Hubbard
The editorial entitled "Loyal to Trump? Then you are hired" ended with this: "Many of Trump's selections have been criticized for a lack of credentials for the posts for which they have been nominated. But the one credential all seem to share is demonstrated loyalty to their would-be boss." Fair statement. When the Biden administration was picking people whose only credentials fit the woke, diversity, equity and inclusion criteria, did you write an editorial criticizing that too?
-- Poland
With apologies to poet Robert Burns for a minor change to his prayer "From ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggeddy beasties, and things that go ..." Trump "... in the night, good Lord deliver us." Worked great to repulse Gaetz.
-- Canfield
If Speaker Johnson hired a plumber to plumb his house who connected the water line to the septic tank and the septic tank to the water meter would he sue the plumber who had since become an electrician? If you answer no, then you will be surprised by what's on tap for Speaker Johnson's House.
-- Canfield
Pandora opened the gift box from Zeus and all manner of evils flew out, but one good thing Zeus gave -- hope -- was left behind as she slammed the lid. Is Speaker Johnson afraid accounts of evil drug use and sex with minors flying out and leaving his hope of preserving his integrity behind when 47 slams the lid on the ethics committee's report? Just asking, as a former "journalist." his mouth agape, would say.
-- Canfield
Eight years ago, it was separating families at the border. We saw an 8-year-old changing the diaper of a 2-year-old, a 5-year-old crying herself to sleep, a dad having to say goodbye to his 10-year-old. Now it's deporting law-abiding individuals who are working menial jobs no American will do. These parents are scrambling to find someone to care for their children before they're forced out. Is there anything more cruel and traumatizing than taking responsible, caring parents from their children?
-- Youngstown
It's way past time when we should be identifying ourselves as Americans. Discard the hyphen. If you were born in the United States or were naturalized, you are an American. You are not an Arab-American, Italian-American, Irish-American, or Cuban-American. No other country identifies this way. They are not French-German or Italian-Spanish. Yes, respect your ancestry, practice and pass on your traditions, preserve your heritage. When we think of ourselves as Americans, we might begin to come together as a country.
-- Boardman
I have a comment and then a question for all of the "animal rights activists," who are losing their minds regarding the deer culling in Mill Creek Park. First, animals do not have "rights" -- people have rights. Animals deserve to be treated humanely, which many would argue is actually occurring by the controlled removal of deer from an overpopulated herd. My question is how would these activists feel if one of their loved ones was seriously injured or killed as a result of the many deer-vehicle accidents occurring around the park? Thin the herd!
-- Boardman
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