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Too little too late

To the editor: A new book by CNN’s Jake Tapper reveals, too little too late, that former President Joe Biden was kept away not only from the public eye, but also from White House staff as his mental acuities were diminishing rapidly in the final days, weeks, months of his Presidency. Outside of his poor debate performance, I never saw anything that would have alarmed me, and thanks to his having a resourceful and competent staff we never seemed to be in any imminent danger as a nation. Of course, the current President was always on his projection soap box in his attack of “Sleepy ...

Check out programming on scam artists

To the editor: I’d encourage everyone who is concerned about fraud and scam artists and even all others who should be wary. Tune in to the NUCAT Channel (New Ulm Community Access TV station) to find when the televised program on fraud and scammers was given with lots of useful preventative information on how to prevent getting caught up in a scammer snare potentially losing all your hard-earned money. Over 300 people attended this free informational beware and “look out” session at the St. Paul Lutheran Church gathering room on May 28. The presenters, knowledgeable and ...

Disgraceful leadership of Minnesota

To the editor: The leadership of this state is worst than pathetic. They took an $18 billion dollar surplus and blew it on ridiculous: nonsensical projects to maybe benefit a few while draining vital assets from true worthwhile needs, especially for our vets, past and present. Our vets served our country honorably to protect all our freedoms but now live on the streets to survive. What a disgrace to Minnesota and the nation. With tariffs to take more of our money, raising costs of everything, to include insurance premiums, Minnesota will now tax away what few dollars we citizens have ...

Apology for missing town hall meeting

To the editor: I’d like to apologize to residents for not being able to attend our recent town meetings with Sen. (Gary) Dahms. As chair of the Minnesota House Ways and Means Committee, I have been in daily meetings with legislative leaders as we try to find compromise on numerous budget proposals in order to finish our legislative work for 2025. Because of this, I was unable to leave St. Paul in order to make the town meetings. Thank you to Sen. Dahms for holding the events. While I’m pleased residents were able to have their questions answered by Senator Dahms, I also want ...

Trump doing the best he can for all of us

To the editor: As we sit back and observe the huge number of naysayers about President Trump, it leads to the question, What do you know about being President and what it takes to have the knowledge to lead this wonderful country? When we look back at the decisions that have to be made and those have been made, President Trump has not been afraid to answer the citizens of our nation. Whether you agree with him or not, we can be assured that he is doing the best he can for the future of all of us.  The past administration has dug us into a deep pit, which President Trump is trying to ...

AI won’t bow to evolution lies

Dear Editor: Artificial Intelligence is going to lead people to the Creator. Unlike scholars who deny God, Artificial Intelligence doesn’t carry an agenda, it simply deciphers reason. The only logical explanation for all of creation is an Intelligent Designer. Foolish arrogance is going to butt up against Artificial Intelligence, because AI won’t bow to the lie of evolution. It will look at all the data and state the only logical conclusion: there is a Master Designer. It is going to be fun to watch. Gigi Rysdahl New Ulm