Saturday Squawkbox (3A)
By Albany Herald Readers
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Commissioners. It is simple. Taxpayers in Albany just want adequate law enforcement. You have exploited us with high taxes, and we have gotten literally nothing in return. Despite your best efforts, Albany is not a sanctuary for those who refuse to work, terrorize our streets, and destroy our property. Those who love our city will win. Step up and do your job.
It’s funny how folks who decry socialism are the first to collect those FEMA checks when disaster strikes.
You Trump sheep are really weird: The guy has gone from just lying and whining to standing around for 40 minutes at a rally, saying nothing. This clown is worse than Biden at his worst.
Thank you, Lucille Lannigan and Albany Herald, for highlighting the issues facing our growing Hispanic population. I was so surprised and happy when I saw Thursday’s paper. It’s nice to know our local paper is genuinely involved in the community and concerned about issues facing all of its citizens.
A coup d’etat by the Communist Democratic party is underway to transform America into a totalitarian banana republic run by ultra-liberal despots and one-world government globalists.
My wife and I can’t count calories … and we have the figures to prove it.
Second round of loan discrimination payments to black farmers; forgivable loans to back entrepreneurs; Obama chastises black men who don’t vote “black,” and Clinton at Mt. Zion. In a stretch, one might see a Harris agenda. Such great pretense lacks the least of subtleties. What would you call this in the company and contrast of Trump’s unbridled arrogant boasting?
Inflation is caused by the greedy capitalists, not the politicians.
OK, so literacy rates, graduation rates, internship placements, degree attainment, and industry certifications are all up since David Maschke was on the board, but now he wants back on? Nah, dude, Albany is looking forward, not back.
I am blown away by Barack’s speech. Listen. Close your eyes.
Where, in all our laws, does it say politicians can pick and choose which ones to enforce, and when to enforce them? What happened to the law is the law?
Squawker you wrote, “Diversity lowers wages, increases crime, fills hospitals, ruins schools, consumes taxes, restricts freedom, endangers children, marginalizes original American culture, and calls you racist.” I wonder what the Native Americans of 1619 would have thought about your comments. And, yes, you are a racist.
I quit watching baseball when the Braves bowed out. That’s just the kind of “homer” I am.
So Maschke talks about student performance being low; what exactly was it when he was on the board? Oh, that’s right, we don’t know because folks were too busy erasing CRCT results.
Nine Billionaires own 90% of the media. When you own and pay for the orchestra, you can choose the biased music. Democrats have proven this.
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