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LETTERS: Elected officials should represent us

In Camie Young's recent article on immigration reform ("Immigration reform needs public's help, leaders say," April 5, 1A) the term "leader" was used multiple times to describe elected "representatives".. In theory, these people were elected to promote and act upon issues in keeping with those they "represent." Let's

LETTERS: No such thing as 'federal' money

The recent viewpoint by state AARP director of Georgia Greg Tanner ("How much is a fellow Georgian's life worth?" March 24, 10 A) was very indicative of liberals.

LETTERS: Bible verse and cross appreciated

I really appreciate the editorial cartoon on the editorial page Easter Sunday.

LETTERS: A different, and appreciated, perspective

Finally a perspective from someone who has a different commentary.

LETTERS: Can't wait for baseball season

Braves a better choice than any reality television. Before much longer, decent evening television returns, thanks to baseball. Our Atlanta Braves seem to be putting another competitive team together.. It will take a while to get used to Chipper not playing on third base. Manager Fredi Gonzalez says he has

LETTERS: Hoping the new pope will inspire goodwill to animals

I was delighted to learn that the newly elected pope chose for himself the name of St. Francis of Assisi, generally known as patron saint of the animals.

LETTERS: Government needs to stay out of private sector

Folks in the home building industry are not impressed by the current wailing and moaning in Washington over sequester cuts.

LETTERS: Woodall was correct that sequestration is an 'opportunity'

The Daily Post has recently published three political cartoons depicting the dire circumstances associated with sequestration.

LETTERS: Climate change not at the top of our concerns

Climate change is not at the top of our concerns.

LETTERS: Woodall disingenuous about sequester

Rep Woodall is disingenuous with his comparison of the sequester to a 2.5 percent cut in a family budget.

LETTERS: Cancer Study participants can help save lives

If you could save a life from cancer, would you do it? Well, residents of Gwinnett County have an opportunity.

LETTERS: New title tax a bad deal

Did the state legislators and governor actually use the grey matter in their skulls when they enacted the new 6.5 percent title tax?. Do the math yourself. On a $40,000 car, the sales tax at 6 percent is $2,400 and the 6.5 percent title tax is $2,600. What's that going

LETTERS: Criticism of pope off base

In reference to Nate McCullough's column on Pope Benedict's actions regarding the sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church ("Next pope should clean house, Feb. 22, 5A), I submit that he has failed to do his homework.

LETTERS: Older runners deserve credit for running Reagan 5K

I have participated in the Run the Reagan 5K now for three consecutive years, and each year I wonder why your article about the race fails to mention the "older adults" who make their best efforts to complete the race.

LETTERS: The American dream should be gained legally

In Esther Cepeda's column ("Voices for the Voiceless Immigrant," Feb. 21, 6A) she discusses the frustrations and obstacles of immigration reform. I'd like to interject my legal immigrant point of view.

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