Today’s topics: 3rd coldest October in history, bribery with tax money is prevalent in congress, poem by Viet Nam veteran, significance of November 11, it hurts vets to see Americans uninformed, Viet Nam vet treated badly upon return, another Viet Nam vet treated badly upon return, require votes to arrive by election day?, anti-military protesters allowed because of military protection, British vet served as well.
Today’s topics: TV report on coroner not balanced, death penalty for the truly evil ones, H1N1 flu vastly exaggerated, newspaper mistaken to call sailer a soldier, media isn’t giving us balanced coverage, coroner takes blame for mistakes of others, east-end loan for business is wrong for county, standing in long line for flu shot is hard on health, east-end investment may be a mistake, are vaccinations safe - there are unanswered questions, some Marines on Navy ship are called soldiers, will gov’t require businesses to pay additional 5 days off for flu?
Today’s topics: Representatives allowed to vote “no” to save their skin, options for those in financial trouble, loss of moral code led to era of no responsibility, King County fouls up ballots again, time to go back to polling places?, restrictions on voting not popular, return to polling places, stop using “common sense” there isn’t any, polling places had many positives, mail-in ballots offers too many chances for fraud.
Today’s topics: Yankees only win with Democrat in White House?, driver 50 mph in WalMart parking lot, Seattle police event is not a funeral procession, Yankees won long time ago with Republican in White House, fence any railroad tracks where someone gets hit?, how can coronor refuse to testify in Reynolds case?, coroner may be resting on his written report, if police disregard the law they lose public respect, police should not violate the law on purpose, funeral procession went wrong way through gas station, we should praise police who protect us, procession no more interruption than a parade, TV showed store owners okay with procession in Seattle.
Today’s topics: Deceptive mailing isn’t what it seems, “jobs saved” is like “hair saved” con game, police will shut down Seattle for 1500 car procession, any money sought in the Reynolds case?, is mandatory health insurance constitutional?, who pays for all these gov’t programs?, will criminals take advantage of police away at funeral?, funeral procession is Friday not Thursday, tires slashed in Chehalis neighborhood, will police from all over state be away in Seattle?, environmental challenges are to destroy business not clean it up, all that police effort should be used to fight crime, New Jersey election was David vs. Goliath (David won).
Today’s topics: Rhonda Reynolds trial this week, fake unmarked police car with fake officers inside, free cell phone and calling time from gov’t, federal bill prohibits state limits on lawyers fees, Portland has first pot cafe open, caller against advertisement with helpless whining woman, asbestos lawyer encouraging people to make claims, gov’t program to forgive credit card debt?, “pennys on the dollar” is how many pennies exactly?, advertisement encourages more reckless spending, years ago a phony police car in King County, there is a free lunch paid by taxpayers, don’t like ads read by children telling adults what to do, commercials are specifically for the stupid?
Today’s topics: Change name to Fort Vancouver?, great history books available locally, wonderful history around Centralia, decline in newspapers nationwide, local town names hard to pronounce, CO2 legislation is aimed at one-work government?, founding fathers distrusted government and preferred liberty, Steck Clinic fixed lady’s broken arm in an emergency, we used to be the hop capital of the world, Lewis County figures into history of WA state, Thomas Jefferson wouldn’t like what we’ve done to the USA.
Today’s topics: H1N1 hyped into crisis but isn’t, Centralia fire response could have been blocked by train, Boeing chose S. Carolina to avoid union problems, woman shares H1N1 experience in family, Boeing chose S. Carolina because of the taxes, changing fire standards to influence home insurance rates?, Boeing contributes generously to our local community, Boeing employees in S. Carolina will go union after one year.
Today’s topics: Cash for clunkers program only 20% effective, Bill Moeller’s columns a joy to read, relationship between president and media, right to have religious displays on public property, Bess Truman didn’t live in the White House, CEO salary changes political rather than economic?, okay with religious displays as long as not pushy, is atheism the national religion?, is pay czar trying to pay all CEOs the same?, state manual on headlight use doesn’t make sense.
Today’s topics: Amtrak losing $32 per passenger, false statistics to support gov’t health bill, cash for clunkers cost us $24,000 per car, hard to find information about local candidates, punishing the successful hurts everyone, turn on lights before sunset and after sunrise, schools deal with kids dumped without adult supervision, some schools discourage effective mentoring, supporting candidate in Pe Ell race, can’t overdose on marijuana, police should ticket those without headlights, pay czar increased pay for 89 of 136 CEOs under their control.
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