Letters

It is so sad when Christian employees who want to attend church on Sundays but cannot because they have to work. Some people say these employees should stand up to their boss and demand they that they be off. If you want to keep your job, you can’t do that. People have to make a living. And that is not easy in this day and time.
It’s especially tough for these people when they have to work on Christmas and Easter. Usually stores are not that busy during church service times.

I’m sorry for the things I’ve put my family and their families through, as well as other families I’ve hurt in the process.
And I want to reassure them that I will return to the person I was before I screwed up the last 15 years of my life.
I want them to know that nothing was done intentionally to physically hurt anyone. But no excuses. I know, as well as you, that I can do better. And I will.
God bless you all.

RaShawn M. Peebles
Lancaster
 

It’s a shame what Lancaster County and the  S.C. Department of Transportation are doing to the roads in my area. Flint Ridge, Earl Cauthen and Rob Neal roads are a disaster waiting to happen. The crews that are “fixing” the potholes and craters in these roads are a joke. They are patching the small places, but leaving the most dangerous spots wide open for someone to tear their cars up when they hit them, because you cannot even go off the side of the road to miss them anymore.

I see that Lou Desser is another Democrat who believes the propaganda that is  fed to him.
Perhaps he can tell us: What is the difference between the  federal medical plan U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney has vs. all the Democrats in the House and  Senate?
He states that 45,000 people died due to lack of health care. Did he read the recent survey of how many died due to medical errors? Can he explain why they did not go to emergency rooms or receive care from Medicaid? If you went bankrupt, then you probably chose not to buy coverage or seek assistance.