Bartman Editorial Board and Staff List
A partial newspaper masthead shows Bartman editorial board members and staff roles including editor publisher Luke Hales managing editor MA Bengtsan community member Dave Rogers sports editor.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2010
Page
4
A partial newspaper masthead shows Bartman editorial board members and staff roles including editor publisher Luke Hales managing editor MA Bengtsan community member Dave Rogers sports editor.
A reader rebukes government programs and Obama’s policies, arguing the economy hinges on personal responsibility rather than government aid. The author claims family priorities and insurance access shaped by employment, rejects wealth redistribution, and cautions against a Democratic party perceived as steering the country toward increased government control. The piece stresses self-reliance over federal involvement.
Luke Hales, assistant managing editor for The Baytoum Sun, reflects on letting loved ones travel their paths. He blends Buddhist ideas with personal anecdotes about attachment, forgiveness, and the hope that ties remain even when people must depart. The piece urges open doors and open hearts for return.
How to reach us Baytown Sun office at 5980 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521. For delivery issues call 281 425 8066 by 9 am weekdays and 3 pm Saturday to ensure delivery. Submissions policy and publication rights noted.
Dr. Rom Paul of Texas House District 146 argues that a federal spending freeze is politically hollow, exempting most of the budget and foreign aid while blaming government for overreach. He urges real cuts by limiting government role and returning spending control to taxpayers.
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