Recently, my wife and I took the train to Kansas City. It was only the second time on a train for both of us. A couple years ago I went to Springfield, IL on a day trip with my grandson.…

There was an interesting juxtaposition of viewpoints regarding Nidal Malik Hasan and the Fort Hood massacre in the Post-Dispatch editorial page Sunday. The manner in which Charles Krauthammer addressed the issue compared to the direction taken by Leonard Pitts clearly…

 I would like to take this opportunity to commend the Congressman for his vote on “Healthcare Reform”.

 
Sarah Palin’s new book brings to mind an old truism: some of the best fiction is found in autobiographies.
 
Nothing that has gone wrong in Palin’s public life has ever been her fault. This book only carries on that lie. Again,…

This past Saturday, while giving a speech at the “Rolling Tea Party”, anti-climate change and energy independence activist David McAuther let his true self shine, when he used the racist slur “raghead” to describe the peoples of Iraq and Afghanistan. …

In this time of great tumult in Washington, it is important that we look at our representatives and make sure that they have the kept their promises to us, and have held fast to their principles.  Representative Emerson has been…

Wednesday’s editorial page printed letters regarding Emerson Electric Company, more specific, letters regarding the Company’s CEO’s decision. It isn’t often that letters illustrate two sides to an issue.

Both sides of the issue are right. Mel Appleman states that it is…

Regarding “Failure to Serve” (Nov 15, 2009), Roy Blunt blatantly blames the Obama administration for shortage of the H1N1 vaccine. He stated in his letter that he “is outraged by this incompetence”, and attempts to tie H1N1 to government run…