Letters

To the editor:

Health care and retirement are examples of expensive national needs most cannot self-fund and are viewed differently by our two major political parties.

One group likes economic issues solved through capitalism. Capitalism funds most things for more people than any other economic system. But none anticipated who would pay for health care or retirement at our founding, let alone how much wealth America would one day produce or how expensive these costs would become.

To the editor:

I would like to express appreciation for being able to participate in Saturday’s Brunsco Has It Business Expo, with special thanks to John Crumrine from Brunswick Financial LLC for graciously donating his space to the Museum of Coastal Carolina and Ingram Planetarium. This was a wonderful and valuable opportunity to share what is offered at both sites with the public as well as other vendors at the event. Our location at the expo was ideal and quite ample with space and foot traffic.

Editor’s note: The writer is a member of the Brunswick Environmental Action Team Board of Directors.

To the editor:

I am writing to address just one aspect of the offshore drilling debate: the position on this issue taken by coastal governors and U.S. senators. For this analysis, I consider the 15 East Coast states that have direct Atlantic coastline or are connected by a major sound or estuary and the three mainland West Coast states that have direct Pacific coastline.

To the editor:

I am part of a restless breed

Need someone who will read

Poem I wrote

Time devote

Way to finish I want to lead.

Must promote equality at voting box

Somehow the system has to outfox

Adjustments make

Do destroy all fake

And learn from school of hard knocks.

James Thomas Horn

Bolivia