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When it comes to politics, Butler County is “stuck in the mud” of provincialism, proven by the fact that 80% of Butler Countians voted for Donald Trump in 2016.
I have been an Eagle subscriber for many years...
In response to the Republican Party advertisement — “Why are you still a Democrat?”
“ ... Any good thing therefore I can do, or any kindness I can show to any human being Let me do it now, Let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.
My wife and I are both seniors receiving Social Security.
A big reason I’m a registered Republican is because I do not want an overbearing government.
Informed voters can see stark, contrasting positions when they examine online both political party platforms.
Jim Hulings of course has the right to broadcast his opinions far and wide.
As the election is coming fast, I would just like to point out a couple things.
I don’t consider myself the “letter to the editor type” but the current political situation has driven me to speak out.
Regarding the 1/2 page ad that the Butler County Republican Committee ran on page A7 of the 9/27/20 BE:
Calling all GOOD Republicans! Traditionally, the Republican and Democrat parties have always been interested in what is good for our country, it’s just that they have a different POV regarding...
I have yet to meet a Biden voter who supports Biden for his leadership skills or plans for America. Everyone I’ve spoken to about this is voting against President Trump.
I want to thank the Butler Eagle for running the column titled “Not Real News.”
I began to listen to Mr. Biden on TV when he came to Pennsylvania campaigning on Aug. 31, and at that time it was the 94th day of lawlessness in Portland.
As a nurse working in a doctor’s office, I dealt with all the health insurance companies to get required authorizations for tests, hospitalizations and medications.
On Thursday, Oct. 1, the news media and members of the Democratic Party were calling President Donald Trump very cruel and terrible things.
In the Oct.
Of cardinal importance: If you were accused of “believing” and “adhering” to the principles of the United States Constitution and our Declaration of Independence, would there...
My husband was a very proud former Marine.
We will be deciding what has been called the most important presidential election of our nation’s history.
As a previous letter to the Butler Eagle said, I also encourage all registered voters to review the past three and a half years of our president.
I am going to objectively list what are perhaps the seven most important things for voters in no particular order.
What a delightful, positive and wonderful front page article in the Eagle on Sunday, Sept. 27, “Hunters Helped.” This should win the best article of the year award.
In response to the letter to the editor from Jim Harff dated Oct. 1. The COVID-19 stimulus check was not from the president. The taxpayers paid for the $1,200 that people received.
