Letters to the Editor
Readers question two Supreme Court justices; discuss the merits of toll roads; point out the Cowboys need a new general manager to win; and stand up for horse carriage rides in the West End.
I remember when the old Dallas/Fort Worth Turnpike went toll free. It was marked as a good day for all Texans, not just the wealthy. All they did was give the wealthy a free ride and put it on the backs of all Texans. Genius political move. This is what you are asking for.Re: “Crockett embraces internet fame after Greene spat — Dallas Democrat plans to release shirts bearing catchphrase comeback,” Wednesday news story.
Do you think the current Cowboys general manager can name his starting lineup for this year? Much less trade for prospects on other teams or future draft choices. Until the general manager job for the Cowboys goes to a truly dedicated football expert, they will not see a conference championship game.Re: “Hold Your Horses, Dallas — Don’t hobble a small business with a carriage ban without proof of animal mistreatment,” May 15 editorial.
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