McALESTER —
Editor:
I have been as quiet as I can be for as long as I can. Our country is in a mess.
When the financial fiasco began, our congressmen and senators in Washington fought like cats and dogs without regard to what the people who elected them wanted. They talked about reducing Medicare and cutting back on Social Security.
Have the people who are holding the purse strings in Washington ever wondered how they were going to feed their families if they didn’t get their monthly stipend? What about their medicine? Do they have to choose what they can afford, their medicine or their food for their families or themselves? I don’t think they give us a second thought. I called my federal senators and congressmen when all the bickering was going on and did not hear back from one of them.
Have we driven our ducks to a dry pond? Not only are our elected officials not taking care of the people who elected them, but they are doing a grave injustice to this United States of America.
I am a widow and I don’t know about our Washington representatives, but we depend on our stipend each month to pay our bills and feed our families.
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Letter to the editor: Forced to choose: Food or medicine
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Proposed resettlement of Syrians ‘act of deranged insanity’
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My question to the public is: are we going to stand by and let this happen? -
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There are plans to cut expenses of government, yet cuts aren’t always justified and if they affect people directly, there is a lot of unhappiness. Plans to close the Social Security office in Hugo is a recent example. -
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The President is in Israel saying “we’re a democracy.” I like to think I’m pretty “up” on current events but I guess I missed this major change in our government. -
Editor: Who's in charge of you?
Editor:
You don’t need that! We have been hearing a lot of that lately, mostly by the left, but also by the right. They are mostly talking about semi-automatic rifles and large-capacity magazines this time. Of course, we don’t need them -
Letter to the Editor
Letter to the editor
To: Anyone interested in;
A — Creating more jobs for Oklahomans
B — Lowering the cost of all goods and services in Oklahoma. - Jack Mouser's Letter to the Editor
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Letter to Editor: School is wrong
Editor:
The front page of the McAlester News-Capital dated May 10th: “Puterbaugh student allegedly ‘jumped’ in school locker room.” -
Letter to editor: MPD officers professional, a credit to community
Editor:
Recently, on May 4, we had a client who came into our center seeking assistance. She was not seeking food, or help with utilities, or for any type of physical needs. Her need was more for someone just to listen. -
Letter to the editor: Traffic light 'a tad silly'
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Let me see if I’ve got this straight: -
Letter to the editor: The details on Crowder's school bond issue
Crowder Public Schools is looking to pass a proposed no tax increase $200,000 building bond issue on Tuesday, Feb. 14.
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