Speak Out - February 3, 2010
Sunday, 8:19 p.m.
Here ye! Here ye! Here ye! It is time for all closet Christians to stop slamming people in the world because of hate in their hearts. We must never test God. God tests us. Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. mentioned God quite often. He was a reverend. Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. Have a blessed day.
Sunday, 5:06 p.m.
Yes, this is Del. I was just calling because of what is going all today. People only want to blame George Bush for the bad economy. What kind of mess will Barack Obama leave for the next president in 2012 and will he be blamed any for it.
Sunday, 8:49 a.m.
Hi, this is Kathy. This is for Raymond Johns. Marion Royals and the rest of us do not hate Obama. Hate is a strong word to use. We just don’t like his policy and direction he is taking our country. And by the way, when all the hate mongers were calling George Bush a Nazi, where were you?
Saturday, 11:31 p.m.
Well the economy is about as bad as it has ever been and here goes Obama in the jet spending millions of taxpayer dollars giving speeches. He can’t stay in Washington; he has got to be off flying around trying to be everyone’s buddy. He needs to stay in Washington and quit spending money on expensive trips talking and staying on television. Stay in Washing and do some work.
Saturday, 12:06 a.m..
This is Anetta. I am calling to speak out about the comments in Saturday’s paper. I am appalled at the comments made about teachers. I am a 30-plus veteran of teaching and the public perception is wrong because this is not a raise. This is what is due us based on our contract for the last 30 years. This is given to teachers for a good evaluation and reward for their loyalty and service. My step raise would be for what I did last year. Thank you very much.
Friday, 10:27 p.m.
Yes, this is Nita. If Obama wants to fix Washington D.C. then he needs to quit flying around and stay in Washington. He can’t change Washington if he is hip hopping around the country. Thank you.
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