Just cutting all that destructive, unconstitutional, government-growing insanity probably would balance the budget.

...warning: Some sound dangerous and a surprising number of them involve alcohol. (Consult your physician.)For example, Bill Dekle, of Millen, Ga., writes: "We old diabetics can't touch it, but one pretty good cold remedy is hot tea and rum...

Federal Reserve Bank head man Ben Bernanke says the United States must "learn from Europe" how to fix our economy. Should we learn from the same Europe that's sinking?

We will continue to get robbed by those pretending to "represent" us until we force them to stop political thievery, and figure out what parts of government must be permanently ended.

...that's what Obama and his goons and henchmen in Congress like best -- the opposite of clarity -- while they keep on screaming how "open and transparent" they are. What a bloody mess! And the mess is "leading" us? Bill Dekle Millen

...kill Obama's bill before he completely takes over our personal lives. Call your congressmen and scream bloody murder. The only thing that can wake up a politician is fear -- the fear of losing his office. Tell 'em! Bill Dekle, Millen

...Carolyn Ogles, of Augusta, wrote: "We had forgotten some of those features (like the spring in the hood!)." Bill Dekle, of Millen, Ga., wrote: "Yep. Vents, spares, bumpers, more headroom, etc.; all great stuff that's gone...

...the power from the people, the system is working backward. Congress is now filled with criminals, for this reason alone, not counting their other crimes and corruption. Our Founding Fathers are spinning in their graves. Bill Dekle Millen

...power. The Declaration of Independence does give us a clue, by saying we have the right to throw off tyranny. Our Founding Fathers pulled it off. Alas, it appears today's government-fed hordes don't have the moxie. Bill Dekle Millen

...crisis was building up? Of course, not, he abetted the amazingly dangerous state America finds itself in. So the only solution is to vote for Buckley, the third-party man, who seems to make sense on every issue. Bill Dekle, Millen