We already have government medicine. Since 1953 the Indian Health Service has not worked. The VA is a mess. I understand Medicaid and Medicare are broke. The track record speaks clearly: Govt is not able to administer a working health system.
It costs money to post an obituary. Now the Gazette will go back to double dipping. You pay for the obit and then everybody else has to pay to see the already paid for obit.
This column is disappointing. If you don't like guns, you should not have them. But don't be so quick to throw away the rights of others who have different ideas than you. Once a right is lost it will never be regained.
Good points made here. Maybe parts or all is obsolete but starting over is pretty drastic if the present structure could be refurbished. We don't know about the structural integrity but maybe additions and a work-over would be better for us? I don't have answers but it's something we all should talk about before such a huge expenditure.
Imagine Seber in charge? His accident circumstances were swept under the carpet. Because of his high position, investigating officers did not screen him for alcohol even though he had been out drinking. And it's alleged that he is one of the passengers on the drunken egg throwing bus years ago. Now he's running the show. Imagine that!
Posted on August 1 at 12:06 p.m. (Suggest removal)
We already have government medicine. Since 1953 the Indian Health Service has not worked. The VA is a mess. I understand Medicaid and Medicare are broke. The track record speaks clearly: Govt is not able to administer a working health system.
On Letters to the Editor for July 30