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Speak Out allows readers to comment on the issues of the day. Email Speak Out at [email protected] or call 312-222-2427. Please limit comments to 30 seconds or about 120 words and give your first name and your hometown.
I’m not sure what type of relationship Pete Davidson had with Kim Kardashian. Granted, he was on “Saturday Night Live” for a while and now he’s doing breakfast commercials. Maybe she did it just to make Kanye West mad. But if anyone had a face for radio, he’d be my first choice.
YCM, Orland Park
Ted Slowik’s opinions regarding the Republican Party is so biased. I guess for him the devil you know is better than the one you don’t. Let’s face facts. You say the right-wing Republicans are more concerned about crime, inflation and billionaire elites tax cuts so they can get even richer. Another Speak Out contributor suggested limiting people like George Soros and Mark Zuckerburg donating the Democratic coffers. Not a bad idea for both parties to limit their funds from the wealthy.
Marge, Burbank
Judy from Orland Park, you hit the nail head on regarding Slowik, and another is Gail Collins. They should keep their own opinions to themselves. David from Tinley Park, you are right on. In my 70-plus years, I have never seen such embarrassment in stupidity in a president, not to mention his China corruption.
Nan, Orland Park
I really hate to burst the bubble of these entitled and sheltered college kids regarding their emphasis on climate change being a key and vital election issue. This does not even register on the priority topic scale at all to most voters. What are they teaching our kids at these major universities and colleges at ridiculous tuition and room and board rates anyway? Welcome to street university and the real world. Wow are you in for a shock!
Don, Orland Park
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In 1989, I was thrilled to get a positive result on a pregnancy test and looked forward to my fourth pregnancy. Weeks later I was doubled over in pain. An ectopic pregnancy caused the pain. I was rushed to the hospital where my right fallopian tube was surgically removed. Without this surgery, I would have left three little ones motherless. When a minister from my church paid a visit, I was made to feel guilty. It was nobody’s business but my own. Churches, government, personal opinions do not belong in my personal, medical decisions.
Kathie, Crestwood