Let's face it, Republicans, you guys are your own worst enemies. On the very evening of Obama's inauguration, Republicans, headed by Eric Cantor along with Jimmy DeMint, Johnny Kyl and some of the other neo-con GOP Gestapo, held a meeting on the other side of town for the specific purpose of planning how to disrupt the Obama administration.
The Tennessee Valley is very proud of its brave men and women who are part of America's armed forces. Whether currently serving or having served, it's nice to know that one business in East Brainerd thanks these heroes each day.
At least a few times a week, the liberals try to use the Bible and Jesus' word to promote their social agenda in support of President Obama. I dislike this approach. Read the teachings of Jesus
The May 18 column by Cal Thomas contained a very profound statement concerning Scripture from the Bible: "People are free to accept or reject what Scripture says. What they are not free to do is to claim it says something it does not."
The media spotlight shining on our high school should show a few of the great things achieved here as well as every misstep made by students or faculty.
"From May 5-11, 2012, I conducted a survey of 6,000 likely voters," says Dick Morris (commentary reprinted by the Free Press, May 21). I don't believe him. I call fraud!
For over 85 years, the American Legion Auxiliary has distributed the memorial poppy to remind Americans that million sacrificed their lives and health to keep our nation strong and free.
I was rather amazed when I read the Republican assessment of Scotty Mayfield's campaign.
The Washington Post could not wait to report a Romney incident that happened 45 years ago.
An open letter to the Tennessee Legislature: Next year, instead of making Tennessee fodder for late-night talk shows, why not tackle substantive issues such as our state economy, strengthening our educational system and supporting our teachers, repairing our infrastructure, crime, sustainability, new sources of revenue, job creation.
