Letters to the editor for Jan. 5, 2022
Readers comment on the governor's COVID policies, Rep. Cammack's record and more
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Readers comment on the governor's COVID policies, Rep. Cammack's record and more
Readers comment on the St. Michael's Church site, COVID mandates and more
Teddy Roosevelt, a wealthy Republican, realized that even his big business friends couldn’t always be trusted, especially with monopolies and sweatshops. Roosevelt knew that the businessmen consider profit sacred. Ethics had no place in business, to some. It was acceptable to cut corners to enhance profits. We witnessed firsthand that business abuses and unregulated banking and investment practices led to the Great Depression. Teddy’s Democratic cousin, Franklin, went further, putting government to work for the working class. Jobs were created through innovative infrastructure pro...
It’s better to stimulate the economy from the bottom up than the top down Stuart Floyd © [Matt Rourke, AP/File] Joe Biden meets with men from a dredging barge after a news conference in 2014. Teddy Roosevelt, a wealthy Republican, realized that even his big business friends couldn’t always be trusted, especially with monopolies and sweatshops. Roosevelt knew that the businessmen consider profit sacred. Ethics had no place in business, to some. It was acceptable to cut corners to enhance profits. We witnessed firsthand that business abuses and unregulated banking and...
NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals OPINION Today's letters: Readers comment on Gov. DeSantis' pandemic policies, whether President Biden is a liar and more The Gainesville Sun A message from COVID-19 Our heartfelt thanks to Gov. Ron DeSantis for providing strong, unwavering support for our billions of virus families through this, the greatest-ever pandemic. Sometimes it can be very hard; dying a cold, dry, lonely death with few noses in sight with social distancing and those horrible masks. But with the governor's steadfast pro-virus policies, we...