This article presents a collection of reader responses to recent news stories published in the Dallas newspaper. Topics covered include the Dallas Cultural Trail, Fair Park, John Cornyn's vote for Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, the GOP's efforts to restrict abortion access globally, and the Texas Lottery.
Readers welcome attention to Deep Ellum and Fair Park; address John Cornyn ’s vote for defense secretary; question the GOP effort to stop abortion worldwide; and ask why no one checked into how the Texas Lottery is run.A conceptual rendering of a pocket park along the Dallas Cultural Trail features the Traveling Man statue.
Hegseth is a documented failed manager, having run one small organization into financial ruin through his mismanagement and having been removed by his own board for similar failures with a second. He’s an admitted philanderer and embarrassing public drunk. He suggests that he will restore “merit” to the armed services.
So, I guess, here are my questions: Do Trump and the GOP not want anyone in the world to have access to a safe abortion? Do they also not want them to have access to family planning to eliminate the need for an abortion? And, to top it off, does it matter that they are cutting off funding to those in dire need of help to combat other health emergencies that affect mainly those who are poor, minorities and children?Being a man of high curiosity but low creativity, I checked the Wikipedia page...
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