The difference between ‘winning’ and ‘successful’
As a society, we have reached a point where we have decide that the words “winning” and “successful” mean the same thing. Do they? We can win something without the use of personal values, but can we be...
View Article99 percenters just want hand-outs
The Democrats and the 99 percent faction seem to think that the most successful of our citizens should share their income with those who have less. Many auto industry and government retirees are...
View ArticleEnough about Romney’s tax returns
Enough with the tax returns. All we heard for months was “Where are Romney’s tax returns? What is he hiding? How can we trust him if he is not transparent?” Then he releases his 2011 returns and now...
View ArticleMyth-busting business and government
Now that the election is over, we can examine two related myths that went unchallenged in the frenzy of the campaign, and to do so without obvious partisanship. The first myth is that success in...
View ArticleMaybe ex-food stamp recipient could pay it back
Professor Henley’s full page story is a nice feel good op-ed. She seems to be doing fairly well financially now. Maybe she should pay back the SNAP program to help others and ease the government’s...
View ArticleACA looks to be a monumental success
“The main beneficiaries tend to have lower wages, employed in smaller businesses that are not providing health insurance. They are not elderly. They are also not the poorest.” Above is a quote from a...
View ArticlePortman didn’t utter a word about Romneycare
Interesting that our Republican senator, Rob Portman, took time to explain just how bad he feels Obamacare is for us (“Obamacare was doomed to fail,” Oct. 6). He didn’t mention Romneycare, the health...
View ArticleSometimes dads just don’t say it
The wishes of the people from the museum were interesting (“2014 to-do list” Dec. 29). I would like to address the person who wished to become more successful so his/her dad would be proud of them. If...
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