Letter to the Editor: Can we kill protestors or not?

“What?! Wait!! Our government condones the murder of private citizens in this country citing flimsy justifications.”

“If my government has no compunction about demonizing and killing law-abiding Americans who are exercising their Constitutional rights…then what recourse is left to preserve our democracy and more important, our humanity? “

“An out of control White House has gone too far and into the realm of frightening and needing to be stopped immediately.”

“Americans have seen the horrifying killing of an unarmed woman in broad daylight by agents acting under orders from the current occupant of the White House.”

“A tribute to Judy, the wonderful woman who brings the mails to Ripton.”

“Xi Jinping, Vladimir and Stephen plant the seeds from which US self-destruction grows.”

“These dangerous departures from the rule of law — government agents killing protestors, an Administration defending these actions, the Justice Department precluding local investigation — are chilling.”

Last year, Phil Scott took the lead on education reform and he spent his address on Wednesday championing that reform. But he tells a partial story.

“I want to give folks an update on what might be on the legislative agenda, as well as share my perspective on the issues.”

“I’d had it with hearing about yet one more thing anyone over 40 can’t, shouldn’t, or won’t do.”

“Our daughter’s first Christmas is now more than a week in the rear view mirror, and we’re all still recovering.”

“I hope to engage in thoughtful problem solving on the major issues we are facing.”

“Over the past few weeks you may have driven by individuals holding ‘Signs of Fascism’ in Middlebury. This is why.”

“Just because population growth has been our history does not mean that it is desirable.”

“We choose and shape the future we desire.”