The real questions is: What do lawmakers do?

In response to column, “What do teachers do,? that is the wrong question. The more appropriate question should be what do “lawmakers” do to justify their existence?

 

In response to column, “What do teachers do,? that is the wrong question. The more appropriate question should be what do “lawmakers” do to justify their existence?

They build stadiums that the people vote against, they raise car tab prices when the people vote against it, and they have all manor of welfare for special interests that are against the people wishes.

So perhaps the “lawmakers” need to go back to school instead of showing that they are clueless.

Chris Stedman, Bellevue