The writer of Feedback "Columnist blinded by fear" may without question be all that she said she and her family are, obviously she was not in the military. ...more

February 20, 2010

I felt compelled to respond to John Nash's most recent column giving his opinion on homosexuals in the military. ...more

February 14, 2010

I join John Nash, "Eight words I would ban in 2010," and the "minor state university" that he refers to, in deploring the deterioration in the capacity to use language that has afflicted the English-speaking world. This phenomenon signifies a widespread inability to think precisely. ...more

January 31, 2010

John Nash's recent column titled, "Making a farce of the legal system," which he obviously intended as a serious discussion of his perception of our corrupt legal and political systems, is itself a farce right up there with the ridiculous and absurd fill-ins between Medieval theater acts that brought the word its name. ...more

January 23, 2010

I fully understand that none of the contributors to the Op-Ed pages are reporters, and I usually read the columns more for entertainment than enlightenment, just like I listen (under duress) to Rush Limbaugh and others of his persuasion. ...more

November 13, 2009

I am surprised you printed Keith O'Dell's diatribe against John Nash. Even with your follow-up correcting Mr. O'Dell's assertion that Mr. Nash's column violated "journalism," something he certainly should have known, you simply provided a forum for Mr. O'Dell to spew venom at Mr. Nash, with virtually nothing to justify it. ...more

November 4, 2009

Re: John Nash's column, "Lawyers gone wild," in the Oct. 6 edition of Hernando Today. ...more

October 30, 2009

Re: John Nash's column, "Lawyers gone wild," in the Oct. 6 edition of Hernando Today. ...more

October 30, 2009

Unintended Consequences To all who read Sherry and Walt Searle's letter about Hernando County. ...more

September 20, 2008

Dollar Value Loss On July 8, Tom Cannariato implied we can drill our way to energy independence and cheaper oil. Dallas Dunlap is more perceptive of the real world. When oil was $9 a barrel, it was far cheaper to buy it than it was to produce it ourselves, so nobody cared. Who does Tom think will pay the billions for exploration, rigs, pipelines, refineries and manpower? You will. How much more of your tax money should be used to subsidize the oil companies? Add that to the cost; so much for cheaper. You pay for all hurricane destruction, too. ...more

July 23, 2008