Rush Limbaugh and friends, put your money where your mouths are.
If you want to stimulate the economy, put some of your money in the pot. I have said this before. There are a few who have all the money, and they are not putting it back into the monetary system. I watch all these people who make millions running their mouths on the TV and radio about what we should do, when they have the money, and are not putting it where it would do the most good for the economy.
We all hear them talk about what we should do, and they are doing nothing to help.
I have noticed people like Warren Buffett are just using the time to make more money with little and no real effect on the well-being of bringing the economy back to a serviceable level. I can see that all these cowards who have plenty are sitting on their treasure, afraid to put it back into the monetary system. Well, if every last person in this country does not put it all on the line, this downturn will become a real depression.
Rush, you and all your friends, if you have any, put your money where your mouths are, stop buying football teams and loan your money to small businesses all over this country to help fix the problem we are now living.
R.C. “Chuck” Jennings
Carthage
Opinion
Voices: Put money to work
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Our View: Shining light on the Guard
When a few members of local fire and law enforcement agencies got caught looting or doing things that clearly broke department policy following the May 22, 2011, tornado, the public knew about it and knew who they were.
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Other Views: Internet control
Here’s a bad idea that keeps recurring: Turn control of the Internet over to the United Nations.
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Your View: ‘Crying shame’
What irony! Joplinites are involved in a massive effort to plant hundreds of tiny trees to re-leaf Joplin, . . .
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Your view: Words matter
Geoff Caldwell made a good point in a Globe column (May 27) about pack mentality by pointing out how people on the extreme ends of the political spectrum only hear what they want to hear and cannot get beyond their ideological biases.
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Your View: Irresponsible
The irresponsible side of the Missouri Legislature has showed itself again.
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Your View: Journalists and their jobs
I was glad to see the tears and quavering voices during the public showing of “Deadline in Disaster” on Thursday.
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Other Views: We need to learn from floods
Why do tornadoes teach us lessons, but not floods?
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Our View: Taxpayers deserve better
Legislators who fail to work together to fix problems in their state may not reach a compromise, but they do compromise their state and the taxpayers.
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Sunday Forum: 2012 graduation speakers key on tornado, mall school and president’s visit
Editor’s note: In addition to speeches by President Barack Obama and Gov. Jay Nixon, Joplin High School’s top students addressed graduates, faculty, parents and other guests packed into the Leggett & Platt Athletic Center on the Missouri Southern State University campus. Following are the text of those speeches.
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Beth Meeker, guest columnist: Same-sex marriage battle a quest for equal rights
I would like to take a moment to reply to guest columnist Anson Burlingame’s, “The Marriage Debate” (Globe, May 13).
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