Don Neal

I fondly recall the years when decisions were difficult due to the plentiful supply of knowledgeable candidates with unquestioned integrity.

Ex-president Donald Trump’s party claims to represent the “old” values that made America great.

If a professional football team enters a game, it is obliged to accept the official score. If it declines to do so, there is no real reason to have a game.

I consider the device a means of wasting time and cartridges while playing Rambo.

Under the older system, a major goal was to become vested in the retirement plan, then to strive for promotion and increase the benefits available after retirement.

I would like to see a simplified and well-publicized report of AIDEA projects going back beyond the “barley” and “coal dust” fiascos of yesteryear.

Since I am unaware of any recent problems caused by public protests or gatherings taking place in Alaska, I am forced to wonder what caused the governor’s sudden concern and proposed crackdown.

Do you really believe that Jesus would vote for Donald Trump? Why?

I am rapidly losing whatever respect I formerly had for the “Grand Old Party.”

I can see — and hear — that many who took out student loans are angry to have to repay them at this later date.

Let’s work on an alternate route — the trail system has served the biking public well for years; it can wait.

When the presidential debates begin, the greatest favor the hosts can do the public is to provide the moderator with switches for the microphones.

It must be an onerous task, reading and passing judgment on all the questionable literature that is causing the current book-burning furor.

During the weekend, I ran into an old friend who was visiting Anchorage from Fairbanks. His first words were to thank us Anchorage dwellers for the fabulous entertainment that ADN provides.

The police should be commended for their forbearance, and the supervisors who did not order their people to open fire should be praised.