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2:57 PM Thursday, September 2, 2010

Do people in Middletown not know what to do when there is a funeral procession in progress? You are supposed to pull to the side of the road and wait till the funeral procession has gone by. Unfortunately, I had to be in a funeral procession Aug. 20 and I was appalled by the number of people who just kept driving by. You are supposed to do that out of respect for the dead and the family members and friends. ... Regarding cars that went by, I think each and every one of them should be pulled over and ticketed...

I looked at the front page of the Aug. 26 Middletown Journal and saw that dignitaries, such as Sen. Sherrod Brown and Gov. Ted Strickland, came to lay the bricks for the SunCoke plant in Middletown. I think that if it was right next door to them, they wouldn’t be so happy to do this.

The daily message from the Democrat Party is that it is perfectly fine to build a $100 million mosque at Ground Zero, but you’d better not build a $39 nativity scene anywhere in the country.

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