To the editor: Kamala Harris, the Vice President of the United States, with glee, recently said the “F” bomb at a public speaking event, and then laughed about it. Obviously, she has no respect for others, especially college students and children, and no respect for the office she holds and should feel honored to have.

To the editor: In the midst of campaign jargon being thrown at us from all sides, there is another issue grabbing the daily headlines... Antisemitism.

To the editor: The author of last week’s editorial Spinning Information accused me of “lies or a spin on information.” I feel compelled to respond to such an attack upon my integrity. The author says, “Migrants are neither legal or illegal when they cross the border.” According to Guzman Law Firm PLLC, a top rated criminal defense attorney in Laredo, TX, “A person is considered to have unlawfully or improperly entered the U.S.

To the editor: “Why,” asked The Austin American daily last Sunday, “does the Austin metroplex produce twice as many Fentanyl deaths as other urban centers in Texas?” One divisive but worth considering reason might be the open wounds bleeding away the soul of a city, and a country — wounds like those killing California, (where from they left). The obvious equate lost on the paper’s editors.

Where is my ‘home’? I’ve explored this question throughout my life, and my answer has never changed: Wilburton, Oklahoma, county seat of Latimer County in the southeastern hills of the state. The city, as it boasts, has just under 3,000 people, and looks like villages all around the country: empty store fronts, slow traffic, several service stations, a grocery store, nursing home, hospital, churches, fast food and café eating establishments, a library, and the lingering feel of poverty.

I’m in the closet with Rosie. It’s a tall closet with a doorway leading to a hall but no door.

C APITAL Highlights Texas House Democrats are urging Gov. Greg Abbott to call a special session to increase public school funding, while Abbott is criticizing them for opposing legislation last year that tied increased funding to his pet project — school vouchers.

I’m always looking for strange and interesting varieties of vegetables that will grow in our climate. I like to research what people grow and eat in other parts of the world that have a similar climate to Texas.

T EXAS History Playing in his first full season for the Chicago Cubs, a skinny shortstop from Texas drove in the winning run with an 11th inning double on May 23, 1954 to beat the Dodgers. Halfway through the twentieth century baseball had yet to live up to its national pastime boast.

To the editor: With regards to the factstarved diatribe by Sandy Hooper on the opinion page of today’s Fayette County Record: What on earth has happened to this person that caused them to demonize me? I’m a Democrat – my family have been Democrat since the ‘30s, and although some of us are to the left or to the right of the standard party line, we are still citizens of this nation, just like you are, Hooper. What right do you have to unilaterally condemn all Democrats as people who hate this nation? Does that include my husband, who served in Vietnam? Does that include my brother, who served at the end of the cold war? Does that include my Uncle Jack, who served in Korea? All Democrats.