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They did so in the face of the district attorney and the police chief both determining, after lengthy investigations, that the officer acted within policy. What a shame that a past president of the Urban League is allowed to overrule these experts in criminal behavior and police policy. William Bratton's credentials are without question and beyond compare. Yet his opinion means nothing as long as four people who have never worn a uniform decide he is wrong. I hope your readers now understand why. Shameful rulings like this are why our city is collapsing under the crushing weight of gang violence. Steve Lurie'Mini pay to play' Re: "Sidewalks of shame" (Jan. 29): For those who can't play the big "pay to play" game, like those who get multimillion dollar contracts with the city, (Councilwoman) Wendy Gruel started her own version, a "mini pay to play," where residents give the city $1,200 to put them at the head of the list to get their sidewalks fixed. 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To all the whiners writing to the Daily News, here is my suggestion: If you don't like the high price of oil and want the price to come down, don't move to Victorville and drive to Los Angeles to work. Eric DresserThe economy The president keeps talking about how strong and great the economy is. What country is he the president of anyway? Hasn't he heard about General Motors laying off thousands of workers and closing plants? Hasn't he heard about Ford Motors laying off 30,000 workers? Those layoffs will ripple out into the smaller businesses that supply Ford and GM and will probably translate into a quarter million jobs lost. This is aside from the other unrelated industries who are laying off hundreds. I know of three machine shops that are laying off all but a couple of people who are barely keeping the doors of the businesses open. Maybe Wall Street's economy is strong, but down here on Main Street, it ain't looking so good. Gary L. HelmA lot of laughs Re: "Bush vows to end 'addiction to oil"' (Feb. 1): I turned on W's speech on ABC and thought it was Comedy Central. The idea that we are addicted to oil, did W think of that by himself? Funny! How about the double entendre? (Many of his cronies are bangle cartier replica addicted to "grease"). I don't get how the W gang can be against abortion, yet favor covering up the truth. Usually, when someone has an abortion, it's kept secret, kind like when someone doesn't want people to know who their friends are. Is Abramoff spelled correctly here? Are Bush supporters just the greedy, religious right and the children left behind? Joel GossmanFirst Amendment terrorists Why was Cindy Sheehan ejected from the House chamber and arrested for sporting an antiwar T shirt, while Rep. Bill Young's wife was not? Once again, it's all in who you know. Furthermore, it appears First Amendment terrorists are resolute about dismantling the Bill of Rights. Fellow Americans, we're in deep trouble Mayday! Mayday! Louisa B. CauiciaFashion police strike Peace activist Cindy Sheehan, whose son Casey was killed in Iraq, was arrested at the State of the Union address for sporting a T shirt that said "2,245 dead. soldiers killed in Iraq. And we thought "fashion police" was a joke. Silly us. Sandy Sand
West Hills
Either lead or retire Had government encouraged the major automakers to invest billions of dollars toward building a bigger and better freeway system instead of forcing them to waste billions of dollars on building smaller and inferior cars, we wouldn't have the traffic problems that exist today. Moreover, we'd have less pollution and more fuel because cars would be moving forward instead of sitting idle, wasting gasoline. Consequently, all we have to show for this government boondoggle is unnecessary waste, enormous loss of time and money and unbearable gridlock with no relief in sight. It's time to retire these failed, backward thinking politicians of the 20th century and vote in forward thinking leaders who can efficiently move our citizenry into the 21st century. Robert L. RosebrockCrossing the Rubicon I find it astounding that the president could have crossed such a line in his illegal wiretapping program. Clearly, he has walked close to the line on other issues, but in this he has confirmed, sadly, my fears that he will do whatever he wants to cheap Cartier bracelet have his way and twist the law every way he can in order to justify it. Maya Hagege
Eavesdropping Re: "Afraid to ask" (Your Opinions, Jan. 26): I have an answer for Ted Barricklow, who wants to know why George Bush didn't get the required permission to eavesdrop on Americans using the established FISA process: Because the administration realized that a large percentage of the cases sent to the NSA would be thrown out as having no merit as terror subjects, and were selected merely because they disagreed with Bush policies. Jennifer Rabuchin.
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