An Examination of Boebert’s Behavior
Representative Lauren Boebert attributes her eccentric and animated behavior during a “Beetlejuice” performance in Aspen to her unique personality. However, it can be argued that her personality would be better suited for a circus rather than Congress.
Furthermore, Boebert expects sympathy for her actions due to her painful divorce. However, this sympathy may be limited, considering her tendency to criticize others who support reproductive freedom, drag performers, and common-sense gun control.
-Laura Logue Rood, Manhattan
Controversial Parole Decision
I would like to express my gratitude to The Post for informing readers about the New York Parole Board’s decision to release the assassin of Officer James Holmes. I remain hopeful that the Black Lives Matter movement will denounce this release, although their silence on the assassinations of other African-American police officers suggests otherwise. Nevertheless, it is my fervent hope that a street will soon bear the name of Officer Holmes.
-John Francis Fox, Sunnyside
The Decline of New York
The article “In a state of decay” published in Wednesday’s Post perfectly captures the current state of New York. A majority of the population, 52%, believes that the state is headed in the wrong direction, while only 35% believe it is on the right track. The cost of living, crime rates, and the influx of migrants are major concerns for 83%, 73%, and 62% of respondents, respectively.
Despite these issues, Governor Hochul maintains a 40% favorable rating, with 41% unfavorable. President Biden fares even better, with 50% favorable and 45% unfavorable ratings. These figures raise the question of who should be held responsible for the state’s troubles if not the governor or president themselves.
It is troubling to think that these individuals continue to vote for Democratic politicians without learning from the ongoing problems.
-Tom Vespo, Bethpage
The Benefits of Vaping
Working at a local vape shop affords me the opportunity to help adult customers quit smoking by transitioning to vaping. Having been a smoker for 49 years, I experienced the immediate benefits of switching to vaping: I no longer smell like smoke, my breathing has improved, I’ve stopped coughing, and I’ve saved money.
Unfortunately, due to New York’s ban on flavored vape products, we can only sell tobacco-flavored vapes, although most adults prefer flavored options over tobacco. If flavored vapes were legal, I believe more adults would be motivated to quit cigarettes.
I commend Hulk Hogan and Mike Tyson for their efforts in aiding adults in their quest to quit smoking. It is my wish that the focus of your article had highlighted these positive aspects of vaping.
-Kjelene Bertrand, Saratoga Springs
The Decline of Education
Ricki Schlott exposes the alarming reality of America’s deteriorating education system and the potential impact on the nation’s future, particularly its students. Left-leaning educators appear to be neglecting their responsibilities, rendering the schools ineffective and wasting taxpayers’ money. With failure seemingly acceptable, why would any student strive for success?
Instead of aiming for excellence, progressive ideologies are dragging education standards to new lows. This is an undoubtedly tragic outcome.
-Samuel Frazer, Fort Myers, Fla.
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