Letters to Editor

Jay Selthofner Truth Honesty Compassion

Letter to the Editor: Voting is a Grave Responsibility

As published in the Ripon Commonwealth Press, Issue Number 40,  on Thursday, October 10, 2010. To the Editor: Voting is a Grave Responsibility (Re: “Feingold has a special plan for America… but Johnson doesn’t,” Ripon Commonwealth Press, August 19, 2010) I couldn’t agree more with Ann when she says that voters should do some research to gather facts on each candidate…

Vote for a candidate who embodies integrity

Vote for a candidate who embodies integrity

As printed in the Ripon Commonwealth Press. Issue number 37, September 16th, 2010.  www.RiponPress.com Online version: Vote for a candidate who embodies integrity To the Editor: (RE: “Feingold makes me proud to be an American”, Ripon Commonwealth Press, August 19, 2010) I really like what Ruth Jones said.  I feel that integrity, fiscal responsibility, and the ability and willingness to truly…

Jay Selthofner Truth Honesty Compassion

Re: “Feingold has a special plan for America… but Johnson doesn’t,”

To the Editor: (Re: “Feingold has a special plan for America… but Johnson doesn’t,” Ripon Commonwealth Press, August 19, 2010) I couldn’t agree more with Ann when she says that voters should do some research to gather facts on each candidate before the elections.  If you don’t have access to the Internet, you can take advantage of one of our greatest community…

Steve Prestegard

We’ll drink to that – Article by Steve Prestegard

Archived for Posterity: We’ll drink to that by Steve Prestegard Originally published in Marketplace Magazine on 7-16-2010 Washington Post columnist George F. Will recalls Prohibition, and not fondly (nor should he): Daniel Okrent’s darkly hilarious Last Call: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition recounts how Americans abolished a widely exercised private right — and condemned the nation’s fifth-largest industry — in order to…

Don't get high - get real. Article by Tim Lyke, Ripon Commonwealth Press

Don’t get high – get real. Article by Tim Lyke, Ripon Commonwealth Press

Printed in the Ripon Commonwealth Press, Issue No. 26 on Thursday, July 1st, 2010. The contest to represent Ripon residents and others who live in state Assembly District 41 looks to involve the candidacies of at least two individuals with farm-related interests. The incumbent, Rep. Joan Ballweg, R-Markesan, is a co-owner of Ballweg Implement, a John Deere dealership that she…