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“I want to thank Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin and Bill O’Reilly for getting President Obama re-elected again. Just keep it up. We’ll win another one in the next four years.”
— Hagerstown
“To the caller from Hagerstown who said President Bush left $6 trillion in debt: What do you think President Obama left for himself to deal with? Over $16 trillion. What here doesn’t add up? Who is he going to blame for this? I guess the finger is pointing back at himself.”
— Hancock
“John McCain says that the U.N. ambassador Ms. Rice is unqualified to be secretary of state. This is the man whose VP running mate said she had foreign affairs experience because she could see Russia from her balcony. I don’t think Mr. McCain is qualified to judge anyone’s foreign affairs experience.”
— Williamsport
“To the Hagerstown person who thinks that President Obama is going forward: Correct, Bush left $6 trillion in debt from two wars in eight years. Obama has accumulated $10 trillion more in the past three years, from his ‘green jobs,’ and for his political payoffs to his cronies. His forwardness is leading the country over a fiscal cliff, and the people who voted for him don’t care, as long as their checks come in every month.”
— Hagerstown
“On TV news, I saw several people complain there were no or next to no donations to the food banks. The directors of many of the food pantries around the U.S. confirmed this. They attributed it to the loss of jobs. I saw President Obama dishing out food at a food kitchen. All he need do is stop the mandates, regulations on small businesses, eliminate Dodd Franks, and let small banks loan so businesses can hire. Everything Obama has done has hurt people’s chances of obtaining work.”
— Hagerstown
“A great big thank you to all the restaurants and other establishments that honored our veterans on Veterans Day. It is nice to be remembered and thanked on this very special day. I am a U.S. Army veteran and a member of AMVETS Post 10 and American Legion Post 211, and we want to express our sincere appreciation. We salute you. God bless America.”
— South Pointe
“I find it a bit odd, whenever you see the county or the city awarding contracts, why are 90 percent of the contracts going to out-of-city or out-of-county companies? How is that for helping the taxpayers footing the bill here? You’re not keeping the money in the county. If it’s because people cost too much, well, put their names out there. Let everybody know who it is that charges too much ... it’s strange. I guess you have to know somebody to get a contract, but then again, this is Hagerstown. What do you expect?”
— Hagerstown
“To those who are still upset about the national election: Please remember this. It is God who removes those in authority, and raises up others. God makes the changes of times and the seasons. See Daniel, chapter 2, verses 21 and 22. Yes, and we have free will, too, but God is still in control and is sovereign.”
— Hagerstown
“Jason, thanks so much for the help you gave me at Sheetz the other day.”
— South Pointe
“I’m calling with regards to the young people in Hagerstown who seem to think they can ride bicycles anywhere, on any street in any direction, and why are the laws not being enforced by the city of Hagerstown?”
— Hagerstown
“To the caller from Hagerstown who said President Bush left $6 trillion in debt: What do you think President Obama left for himself to deal with? Over $16 trillion. What here doesn’t add up? Who is he going to blame for this? I guess the finger is pointing back at himself.”
— Hancock
“John McCain says that the U.N. ambassador Ms. Rice is unqualified to be secretary of state. This is the man whose VP running mate said she had foreign affairs experience because she could see Russia from her balcony. I don’t think Mr. McCain is qualified to judge anyone’s foreign affairs experience.”
— Williamsport
“To the Hagerstown person who thinks that President Obama is going forward: Correct, Bush left $6 trillion in debt from two wars in eight years. Obama has accumulated $10 trillion more in the past three years, from his ‘green jobs,’ and for his political payoffs to his cronies. His forwardness is leading the country over a fiscal cliff, and the people who voted for him don’t care, as long as their checks come in every month.”
— Hagerstown
“On TV news, I saw several people complain there were no or next to no donations to the food banks. The directors of many of the food pantries around the U.S. confirmed this. They attributed it to the loss of jobs. I saw President Obama dishing out food at a food kitchen. All he need do is stop the mandates, regulations on small businesses, eliminate Dodd Franks, and let small banks loan so businesses can hire. Everything Obama has done has hurt people’s chances of obtaining work.”
— Hagerstown
“A great big thank you to all the restaurants and other establishments that honored our veterans on Veterans Day. It is nice to be remembered and thanked on this very special day. I am a U.S. Army veteran and a member of AMVETS Post 10 and American Legion Post 211, and we want to express our sincere appreciation. We salute you. God bless America.”
— South Pointe
“I find it a bit odd, whenever you see the county or the city awarding contracts, why are 90 percent of the contracts going to out-of-city or out-of-county companies? How is that for helping the taxpayers footing the bill here? You’re not keeping the money in the county. If it’s because people cost too much, well, put their names out there. Let everybody know who it is that charges too much ... it’s strange. I guess you have to know somebody to get a contract, but then again, this is Hagerstown. What do you expect?”
— Hagerstown
“To those who are still upset about the national election: Please remember this. It is God who removes those in authority, and raises up others. God makes the changes of times and the seasons. See Daniel, chapter 2, verses 21 and 22. Yes, and we have free will, too, but God is still in control and is sovereign.”
— Hagerstown
“Jason, thanks so much for the help you gave me at Sheetz the other day.”
— South Pointe
“I’m calling with regards to the young people in Hagerstown who seem to think they can ride bicycles anywhere, on any street in any direction, and why are the laws not being enforced by the city of Hagerstown?”
