Letter: How are Missouri Republicans serving the common good?

Indeed, draconian measures against peaceful protest smacks of the worst kind of authoritarianism.

The Post-Dispatch has for years projected animosity toward St. Louis mayoral candidate Tishaura Jones, and now it’s clear that the Editorial Board just plain does not like her.

Churchly institutions are chasing west St. Louis County and St. Charles money at the expense of making quality Catholic education available to everyone.

During the height of the recent snow storm, 14 acres of beautiful old growth forest was razed, without notification.

The letter writer is right: It is sad that “so many wake up every day so angry, bitter and wanting to lash out with their hatred.”

 In many ways, I wish he had stayed out of our country, along with the man I regard as his fellow traitor, Sen. Josh Hawley.

What did Limbaugh do in his 70 years to warrant a day celebrating his life? Five days a week, three hours a day, he spewed his hateful rhetoric on KMOX.

More than a year has passed since the pandemic started, and our leaders still do not see the need for nationwide, easy to navigate, non-angst vaccination-appointment software.

Just last year, Limbaugh compared the coronavirus to the common cold. By downplaying its severity, he may have caused many of his listeners to disregard health protocols.

 I hope that he will do a follow-up piece in which he deals directly with the St. Louis Medium Security Institution on Hall Street, known as the workhouse.