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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2012
Page
6
A reader mocks broad federal safety rules as overbearing, citing a toddler trike with helmet and adult supervision warnings. The letter argues EPA rules harm individuals, warn of power shortages and rising fuel costs, and laments loss of personal freedom under government mandates.
Russell Dickerson of Floresville reflects on founding principles from Glenn Beck and the U S Constitution. He argues many Americans cannot understand or uphold governance, cites tax and welfare realities, and laments decline in civic responsibility and long term vision.
Charles Donald Denson argues unions grew burdensome since the mid-1900s and boosted mandates that inflates prices. He recalls 46 years at a small non union shop with overtime, breaks, and benefits, blaming government and public mindset for national debt and reduced personal responsibility.
Emmett J. Stork argues the Texas Department of Public Safety offers photo ID cards for 16 dollars, 6 dollars for seniors, challenging Holder's claim that poor Texans lack IDs to vote. He suggests free IDs for all or the poor and compares to federal cell phone programs under the Obama administration.
A San Antonio Express News piece notes 36 years of inflation adjusted gasoline prices show no link between domestic oil output and pump price. MIT energy economist Christopher Knittel cautions even full drilling would cut price by at most ten percent, while U.S. supply remains a world market factor.
Citizens demand resignations after Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins arrest for marijuana possession and Floresville officials faces recall effort over the 2012 budget. Elizabeth Murray Kolb notes legal protection, while critics call for transparency and accountability. George Rodriguez of the San Antonio Tea Party weighs in.
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