Letters

To the editor: I lament the fact Kentucky is no longer a Pro-Life state. With the crude failure of the Kentucky House of Representatives to bring Pro-Life legislation to a vote, nearly half of our unborn human life in the state will not see the light of day. In states where similar measures were enacted (to confront this barbaric tendency) the abortion rate dropped 40-50 percent. When a legislature conspires (as obvious in this case) to hold in place unjust civil law, it is tyranny. It is formal cooperation with evil on their part and a sin.

To the editor:

To the editor:

In Ned Rosenbaum’s May 23 letter he mentioned President Abraham Lincoln and President John F. Kennedy. Just take a moment to remember: Both were assassinated. I fear for the candidates’ lives.

This country is in such a turmoil I just pray for their safety and that the most qualified candidate who can get this country back on track wins. In fact, we are blessed for having candidates who want to be president. All of us should pray that the most qualified wins instead of all the criticism and mud slinging.

Blanche Taylor

120 Westview Drive

To the editor:

As I was driving home from work last week, there was a sign at a church: ‘If you are looking for love, you came to the right place.’ Arriving home, I sat at my table and said these words in my head, ‘looking for love; you came to the right place.’

In the dictionary love means to feel tender affection for somebody such as a close relative, or friend or for something such as a place, an idea or an animal.