There’s nothing to support judgmental attitudes
First off, I’d like to extend thanks to Gilbert Potter and Earl Elowsky for their responses to my letter. I did not, however, appreciate the sarcasm and “we don’t like your kind around here” attitude expressed by one in particular, although it was expected when trying to simply state an opinion, as we are all entitled to without wrongful discrimination or judging. I would first like to openly state that I am not a socialist, nor fascist, Democrat, etc. I am an Independent who leans wherever I feel is best. Secondly, may I point out that Eisenhower got us into Korea, and though it has since faded from our realization, that conflict is still separated by nothing but a DMZ (unlike Vietnam)? More money was spent in Vietnam and, as of 2:28 p.m. on 10/31/09, $926,571,550,332 has been spent on Iraq and Afghanistan combined. Why doesn’t anyone run on the Republican ticket in Detroit? Frankly, from my perspective, the GOP has lost touch with Detroit’s citizens and their needs.
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This letter is in response to the article in Thurs, Nov 5th Alpena News entitled “The health care disaster in Canada: Driving doctors away.
» Full StoryNo notice given on change of voting venue
I just read “James Pettier’s,” column in today’s Alpena News. I totaly agree with him. But, my reason was different for not voting. I showed up to vote and the polling place was locked up.
» Full StoryToo many negative things affecting my sleep
I can’t think of anything good to write about.
The consumer such as you and I are taken to the cleaners every day.
Stupak’s only objection was abortion?
The health care reform bill in the House written by the Democrats is over 1,900 pages long, will swallow up 1/5th of the nations economy, eliminate the private insurance industry (and all those jobs), burden the taxpayer with massive new...
» Full StoryZoning request denial was not an easy decision
In addition to the Zoning Ordinance, the City of Alpena’s Master Plan, adopted by the Planning Commission and the City Council sets a benchmark for decisions when it states “Discourage infringement of incompatible land uses on residential...
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