Letters

Thunder-Rode and Jack Alexander only want what is best for the City of Kingman, for the downtown merchants, for the citizens, and for our visitors and tourists.

Bravo for Hobbs

The state in which our country and our overall negative reactions to just about anything has become frankly sad and sickening.

As a 1999 graduate of Kingman High School who operates a licensed cannabis business with 200-plus employees in Tucson, I am surprised to see Sen. Sonny Borrelli sponsoring a bill (SB 1271) that would allow for counterfeit and synthetic marijuana products to be sold anywhere without requirements for age verification, testing, and public health and safety regulations.

What if our President decided to resign, leave his post, jump ship, get out the back, Jack?

So, the President wants to wipe away student loans to the tune of $400,000 billion smackers.

Another Presidents’ Day has come and gone. It’s now basically a meaningless, nothing day enacted to give federal employees a three-day weekend while throwing out both Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays.

Word has come down that the Red Chinese are preparing to launch perhaps thousands of high-altitude balloons at Taiwan and the U.S. to flood our air defense systems and bleed our stock of air-to-air missiles.

As Mohave County is GOP country it’s past time to understand the Republican Party died with McCain.

Highways, byways and even Interstate 40 in Mohave County are in the most decrepit condition they’ve ever been in.

The recent Chinese spy balloon episode underscores the view by China of America as an enemy.

The sanctity of our political system lies in the notion that every vote counts.

One on-air commentator blurted out that “Super Bowl Sunday has become a national holiday.”

As we begin making plans for the Kingman Cancer Unit’s 48th Annual Arts and Crafts Fair we would like to share what we encountered from last year working with Mohave County after they took over the fairgrounds.

When I moved to Kingman 42 years ago I joined the men’s softball league.

We as seniors in Kingman have no housing which is the biggest problem this state has.

You know folks, the Harry and Megan story is just a rerun.

Our disabled veterans are grossly undercompensated. Why?

I read with interest Mr. Skowronek’s article in the Community View titled “Kingman needs to stay focused on downtown.” But there are two more far more important issues that $6 million should be going to – water and traffic issues.

Now that the election is over, will Republicans and Democrats allow certain religious faiths to continue acts of child abuse? This un-natural act is performed almost every time a male baby is born.

In Sunday’s Miner I read with dismay that several members of the city council are having second thoughts concerning the use of American Rescue Funds for the continued development of downtown Kingman.

Despite the Kingman City Council’s dog and pony shows to try to convince the city taxpayers to vote another tax on themselves, the measure failed.

AmeriCorps Seniors of Mohave County would like to extend deep appreciation to the greater Kingman community for their contributions to the 2022 Senior Angel Tree program.

The Kingman Marine Corps League, operating as Mohave North, is proud to be part of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program during this 75th year of the program.

Why has the government not done what it has done before and take some of that $700 billion military budget and build a couple of refugee camps in Arizona and Texas.