YOUR VIEW: Politicians are taking away our property rights Chester Ayers (Your View, March 3) complains that a “special interest group” might win the Trinity truck parking debate. Well, those who support that ordinance have their own special interests in ...
TOM BLOUNT: Different ways of doing things aren’t always bias The phone call came from an admittedly conservative unaffiliated, long-time subscriber to The High Point Enterprise. The caller said he believed that the Enterprise editorial department staff does...
GUEST COLUMN: Obama’s spending could bring US down By Tony Moschetti Let me first stipulate that, as he does daily, the president inherited a pretty big mess from the previous administration, and the congressional Democrats who gained control of C...
MIKE HUGHES: Can we really stop spending? Congratulations are in order for the voters of Randolph County who decided to increase the county sales tax by a quarter percent. The Enterprise reported that voter turn-out was around 5 percent, ...
YOUR VIEW: Ask some simple questions about health care plan How you can add 30 million people to the health care rolls while reducing costs? Some argue that savings can be accomplished by eliminating or reducing waste, fraud and abuse in existing programs....
KRISTINE KAISER: Republicans want us
to forget the Bush years The 20th century poet Carl Sandburg believed that “the past is a bucket of ashes,” that people should live in the here and now. According to the bard, yesterday is gone, and we should not go there...
YOUR VIEW: Reform will lower costs and help those in need We’re the only industrialized nation in the Western world that doesn’t have universal health insurance. There are 45 million Americans who don’t have health insurance coverage. How would each of u...
YOUR VIEW: Immigrants should adapt to American life In our country, immigrants not Americans must adapt. Take it or leave it. I am tired of this nation worrying about whether we are offending some individual or their culture. Since the terrorist at...
JULIE FOX: Music builds bonds that last for a lifetime As I’m writing this column, I’m sitting in the cafeteria of East Davidson High School on a Saturday. Around me are dozens of students with black instrument cases, and out in the halls and in the g...