Letters

I’m not sure whether I am confused or enlightened.

On Tuesday, there was an article on the front page of The Lima News about “abortion rights.” The abortion rights supporters are preparing to gather 412,591 signatures to put an amendment on the November ballot that would permit mothers of prospective babies to kill them.

My husband and I, who are both seniors, were in a checkout lane at Walmart’s eastside Lima location on March 2 when he passed out. I grabbed him to keep him from falling and hitting his head on the floor.

Anybody notice that Mark Figley and Dilbert kind of look alike? It’s good to see Dilbert has rebounded from his cancellation with his regular column in The Lima News.

Recent letters regarding the honor guards for military funerals need to be taken seriously. I’m sure almost everyone has had someone they knew buried with these honors. Every Memorial Day weekend, it’s played out on the nightly news. Our President visits the Tomb of the Unknown, at our country’s National Cemetery, in Arlington, Va.

Well, it appears that The Lima News has found the liberal, socialist, Democrat hack it has been looking for. We are now being subjected weekly to columns in “Their View” by Robert B. Reich, veteran of the Clinton administration. This man who supports a basic living stipend for everyone in our country and various other half-baked Socialist schemes is up to the usual Democrat practice of rewriting history to reflect his view of past events.

What amazing work by the Bluffton University students in Dr. Bush’s theory and application class, uncovering the first Black neighborhoods in Lima.

It is now fully documented. During the 2020 elections and their aftermath, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Tucker Carlson and other Fox commentators knew and said off the air that the evidence for a rigged and stolen election was false and ridiculous. They mocked Trump’s legal team looking into election fraud, election machine tampering and Jewish laser beams changing the election outcomes.

After a recent trip to Casa Grande, Arizona, it was alarming to see acres and acres of farmland being plowed up not for solar but for housing and business development. I did see a few solar panels on house roofs and a high school that had solar panels in its parking lot, which provided shade for the parked cars.

This is in response to Brian Cheney’s letter (Time to support Social Security Fairness Act, Feb. 25). I paid into Social Security for more than 15 years in my younger years.