Netlets for Sunday, Oct. 12

Shame on the Minnesota citizens at the McCain rally in Lakeville on Friday who embarrassed the state by calling Barack Obama a terrorist, Muslim and worse.

Letter of the day

Senator's insight into the presidency stays with her

CHARLOTTE BROOKER, MAPLEWOOD

Letters to the editor for Monday, Oct. 13

It's nice to see the federal government acting so zealously to bring Tom Petters and his accomplices to justice for defrauding investors of $3 billion.

Letter of the day

Yes, a lane for buses on I-94. Why not go along for the ride?

EVELYN ANDERSON, MINNEAPOLIS

Letters to the editor for Sunday, Oct. 12

What message are we sending to the young people who are following this election? We tell our kids to be honest, kind and caring so they'll grow to be good people.

Letters to the editor for Saturday, Oct. 11

In last week's presidential debate, Sen. John McCain made a drastic and expensive proposal to have the federal government buy up all of the bad mortgages of homeowners facing foreclosure, and then renegotiate new terms to pay off those loans. The cost to taxpayers is staggering -- more than $300 billion.

The U.S. ought not repeat Canada's sharp left turn

TIM KINGSTON, FRIDLEY

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