Friday, July 10, 2009
Now that the Minnesota Supreme Court decision has shown clearly that there were no conspiracies and no fraud involved in the Norm Coleman/Al Franken U.S. Senate contest, perhaps it's time for those from both sides whose votes may not have been counted to take a look in the mirror and accept responsibility for their share of the blame.
It's not the highway signs! Airline tickets should have the Humphrey or Lindbergh designation on them. Then travelers will know where they going and/or where they should be picked up. Ross Douthat makes a case that Gov. Sarah Palin should have said no when John McCain asked her to be his running mate (Star Tribune, July 8). He cites her lack of experience and shaky knowledge of the issues -- both national and international. Bring MSP International Airport up to international standards. LARRY LYKE, MINNEAPOLIS Before we rush out and spend $2.2 million on new signage for the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, let's determine how many of the 20,000 people confused by the Lindbergh and Humphrey terminals will still be confused by Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Readers Write for Friday, July 10
Readers Write for Thursday, July 9
Editorial: End airport confusion
Letter of the Day: Since when is gluttony considered a sporting event?
Readers Write for July 8: Lindbergh vs. Humphrey
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