Re: “Where patient lived cost him needed care — Texas can save money and lives by expanding Medicaid,” by Aman Narayan, Wednesday Opinion. I agree with this...
Readers appreciate Parkland hospital; worry nothing will stop mass shootings; suggest using Rainy Day funds for Texas parks; offer a solution to making lobbying work better; and miss Cary Middle School.
It makes no sense that a person who literally lives across the street from the county line cannot get the stellar assistance and care provided by Parkland, one of the best hospitals in the country. The cost of denying care is ultimately greater than the cost of providing it.The murder of three students at Michigan State University, the most recent in a long list of mass killings, brought forth the usual barrage of outrage, anger and grief.
After decades of debate and meager results, beginning with commendable ideas like registration and licensing of firearms, and continuing today with discussions of red-flag laws, universal background checks and other commonsense approaches to gun violence, have we reached a point in our country where it is just too late to fix this problem?
Although it is probably too late for Fairfield Lake State Park, look into the possibility of purchasing the land of the other state parks in question. We need these already developed state parks for the enjoyment of the citizens of Texas. Don’t wait until it’s too late.David Charles Reha, McKinneyRe: “Lobbying ban would weaken cities — Texas lawmakers should reject bill, which would muzzle local control and hand state more power,” Feb. 10 editorial.
This will present the opportunity for local governments to hire a public information officer to keep both the public and the folks in Austin informed on existing and proposed policies. Send the public information officer to Austin to make sure your city gets its piece of the pork pie. It’s not a problem — it’s an opportunity.Seeing the schools as I drive down Walnut Hill Lane, I’m very impressed with the exteriors of these schools.
Indonesia Berita Terbaru, Indonesia Berita utama
Similar News:Anda juga dapat membaca berita serupa dengan ini yang kami kumpulkan dari sumber berita lain.
Letters to the Editor — Casino gambling in Texas, vouchers, vaccines, State of the UnionAs our homeless population keeps growing, a 5% homeless tax should be imposed on any new casinos that could come to Texas if it becomes legal to do so. One of...
Baca lebih lajut »
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 16Letters to the Editor for Feb. 16
Baca lebih lajut »
Letters to the Editor: Michigan State mass shooting is Page 4 news — only in AmericaA reader expresses dismay at the muted reaction to the mass shooting in Michigan and says guns should be regulated like cars.
Baca lebih lajut »
Letters to the Editor: Dianne Feinstein balanced compassion with smart leadershipA reader who says she was moved by Dianne Feinstein's candidacy in the early 1990s to become politically active praises the retiring senator.
Baca lebih lajut »
Letters to the Editor - Diversity, teacher pay, trans youth, Rep. Lance GoodenRe: “Reconsider diversity stance,” by Arnie Holtberg, Sunday Letters. Holtberg’s response to Gov. Greg Abbott’s proposal to reduce/eliminate DEI practices was...
Baca lebih lajut »
Letters to the Editor: Feb. 17Letters to the Editor for Feb. 17
Baca lebih lajut »