Letters to the Editor for Sept. 30
Poor timing for new billI don’t profess to be an expert in the field of public relations; however, the recent signing of the Inflation Reduction Act appears to be an obvious lesson in poor optics. President Biden was signing the bill at the same time the stock market was plunging over 1,000 points. My advice to the person who planned the event: Update your résumé, check the help-wanted section of the Washington Post and leave the White House quietly and quickly.Change is good, but...
The 200 series were citizen-generated and intended to expand or protect our rights, so vote YES on all three308 and 310 had bipartisan support, so vote YESLet the truth be toldIn light of the recent abortion ruling upholding an anti-abortion law dated 1864, let’s finally tell it like it is. What I’ve always called “old white men,” and their “approved” female counterparts played the sham game of sharing power with Black men and a few anointed minority males in the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s.
Lately, while biking I have noticed a dramatic increase in speeding vehicles traveling very dangerously on Mountain Avenue, which is designated for bike traffic as a “Bike Boulevard — lower traffic, lower speed street with improvements that prioritize bike travel.” However, many drivers are using this street as their personal fast track to and from Speedway to Limberlost Road.
Arizona Republicans have gone bonkers, because Arizona has turned purple. That’s why their candidates want to stop certifying elections. The GOP can tolerate blue states like New York, or blue voting districts if there aren’t too many, but becoming a purple state drives them crazy. The state of Georgia also turned purple in 2020, sending two Democrats to the U.S. Senate. But the Republican response in Georgia has been totally different, with the GOP backing candidates who stood up for democracy.
It’s too easy to brush aside the letter from the Vail writer condemning the Democrats for pushing the electric vehicle agenda as another partisan attack without merit. If the wind is blowing and the government pushes funding for wind-powered electricity generation, is that a Democrat thing? There will be no stopping all out electrification. Renewable electric energy is already cheaper to transmit and cheaper to produce altogether.
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