In response to your editorial on the debt: Erskine Bowles, chief of staff under Bill Clinton, warned us in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance (Feb. 2014), that if interest costs continue to rise, “there won’t be any money for other programs.” He stated: “Whether we talk to a liberal or a conservative group, they end up giving us a standing ovation.”
More than 10 years have passed, and Congress and presidents have ignored this warning. When will this bomb ignite?
Consideration should be given to installing tire-shredding spikes at freeway exit ramps, preventing vehicles from entering from the wrong direction.
Whether you are a Democrat or Republican, you should be scared. Enjoy this Fourth of July. It may be your last.
The most important take away from the debate could be this. Mr. Trump — on an adversarial network with biased moderators — gave many Americans a view of the real Joe Biden.
Why not invest in programs that have success stories and that work rather than fund the same old, same old system that has not been successful and will continue to flounder?
Donald Trump and Sam Brown are extremists. These are two men who would sooner throw your vote away if it’s not for them.
