Shame on Dohoney
I absolutely agree with City Council member Leslie Ghiz regarding the Diane Frey issue. It’s incredible that City Manager Milton Dohoney is basically washing his hands of the incident. Diana Frey’s...
View ArticleTransparency and accountability
At a recent town hall meeting for Congressman Steven Chabot, time ran out before I was called on but I wanted an answer because of its importance on the topic of corporate reform and I want the...
View ArticleFracking dangers and company responsibility
When we visit relatives in Pennsylvania, they call around to find a room for us because most of them have been taken by itinerant gas well workers. This also raises local rents. (These workers do have...
View ArticleIt’s everybody’s fault
Yes, local communities are facing some tough financial circumstances, as are the states and the nation. But this is of our own doing. Increasingly over the last 100 years or so we have allowed (and...
View ArticleMayor Meier no friend to taxpayers
Crestview Hills citizens should know that Mayor Paul Meier and others in power in Kenton Count actively opposed and lobbied against Senate Bill 62. Why would your mayor be in favor of higher taxes?...
View Article‘Mix-up’ requires more accountability
The story “In mix-up, wrong ‘valedictorian’ addresses grads” (Kentucky edition, June 9) called the error a “mix-up,” Superintendent Glen Miller called it “an unfortunate mistake,” and school officials...
View ArticleHey Congress, where’d you get that cash?
I challenge any elected member of Congress to stand before the American people on national television and explain where every single dime they have made other than their salary came from and then...
View ArticleTowne Place – where was accountability?
Finally! Several weeks ago The Enquirer, on two separate occasions reported, first the foreclosure sale of the Kenwood Towne Place property back to the lender, Bank of America. Then a week later it was...
View ArticleVote no on Issue 2
Much has been said and written about voter’s rights but many of the same people who accuse others of disenfranchising various groups are supporting a stealth ballot issue which would ask voters to...
View ArticleWill we ever see a plan?
I challenge all the politicians running for office to give us their plan in writing. HA HA! If they did that we could hold them to it. The problem with politicians is they only care about their own...
View ArticleEvery society gets the government they deserve
Regarding: “Moderate Mitt will disappear if elected” (Oct 31): Again, again, and again, Ben Franklin shouts from the grave, “Every society gets the government they deserve”. If we the people are...
View ArticleMother should be held accountable for child’s death
It was sickening to read the multi-page story regarding Butler County Children’s Services on Sunday (“Child dies on Butler County’s watch”). The entire story, and ridiculous amount of space given to...
View ArticleQuestions of accountability remain in 9/11 attack
Republican Congressional leaders are right to demand answers related to the Benghazi embassy assault in Libya on 9-11-12, which resulted in the death of our Ambassador and three other Americans. Heads...
View ArticleWe need all officials to report
Hats off to Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig for outlining what his department had done during the course of his tenure (“A closer look at police OT” Dec. 9). What we really need is for all elected...
View ArticleKY libraries should be held accountable
Recently Amanda VanBenschoten indicated that the Campbell County Circuit Court ruling regarding the Campbell County Library was based on an obscure law, Kentucky Revised Statute 173.790. My question is...
View ArticleStudents and parents should be held accountable
Alert the media – teaching the basics (reading, writing and arithmetic) will better prepare students for their future! Reading the entire article about Common Core (twice) I saw no reference to...
View ArticleWhere is leadership and accountability?
Was the front page for Monday supposed to be funny? Role models? How can Portland (Pop. 587,000), Little Rock (Pop. 193,000), Seattle (Pop. 620,000), Tampa (Pop. 346,000), and Dallas (Pop. 1,100,000) –...
View ArticleAmerican apathy is at a zenith
The complacent American is living for the “now” and cannot be bothered about the results that they are sowing. They think that they must give everything to children in material goods and they have...
View ArticleAgencies using public money should have public accountability
So JobsOhio was set up as a semi-private entity, though it is funded by public money, and the state auditor can’t audit the books. Sounds fishy to me! (“Democrats want ethics probe of JobsOhio,” Aug....
View ArticleNo accountability in Washington
The lies and distortions currently being disseminated by the Obama administration and the media regarding the failed roll out of Obamacare is truly astounding. A private company handling the roll out...
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