I would be honored to vote for Rep. Cantor.

I want to commend our newspaper carrier, Leslie Haggart, for her reliable and caring service to your subscribers.

I am just writing to let you know how much I enjoyed the article in Sunday’s Star-Exponent featuring Winnie Eddins (“Culpeper’s fountain of youth”).

I hope that you will take a moment to remember Col. Lewis Lee Millett and give thanks that we have such Americans to protect us.

On Nov. 12 there was a very ugly fight at Culpeper County High School that my daughter unfortunately witnessed.

I’d like to thank the lady who hit my car Nov. 3.

I was saddened and heartsick to learn of U.S. Rep. Eric Cantor’s lack of support in passing HR 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act. 

Having personally reviewed HR 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act, I have a suggestion for the readers of this newspaper. Look up the health care bill online at thomas.gov, Web site for the Library of Congress, and scan some or all of its nearly 2,000 pages.

This is in regard to Monday’s story on the State Theatre, “Act 2: Investing in Culpeper’s future.”

Many are the names on that black granite wall.

We are the Green Club members of Eastern View High School. We are very excited about our new environmentally friendly school and everything we have accomplished in the past year.

I am commenting on the letter to the editor in Sunday’s Star-Exponent titled “How much longer must we put up with columnist Legge?”

I want to say thank you to all of the people who gave me the opportunity to run for School Board.

I called Culpeper Regional Hospital to ask how much a chest X-ray is for TB, without insurance, and I was told $485 plus the $52 fee for reading the X-ray.

Last week, the House of Representatives accomplished an impressive and greatly needed feat by passing HR 3962, the Affordable Health Care for America Act.

I am writing in response to Mrs. Drown’s letter Thursday (“Consequences of a flawed world.”)

I would like to express my gratitude to a number of people who helped the Floyd T. Binns London Ambassadors with their spaghetti dinner/jazz music night Oct. 24.

I have recently become very annoyed with some of the sheriff’s deputies of Culpeper County.

Please allow me to offer hearty congratulations to Del. Ed Scott for his resounding victory in the recent election. It well reflected the outstanding representation he continues to provide for the 30th House District.

How preposterous does “editorial columnist” Robert Legge have to be to warrant scrutiny from the Star-Exponent’s “editorial board”? His expose Thursday of the local banking industry (“Overdraft charges have banks turning small misfortunes into gold”) certainly surpasses his “insider” analysis of the National Rifle Association published last spring.

What is the government going to be hoodwinked into next?

I have been following the recent articles in the news about the old State Theatre. It would be nice to see this building renovated, but not with tax dollars.

My family supports a real, government-run, single-payer public option. No triggers, no cooperatives. Let’s finally get this thing done right!

Veterans Day observance has evolved over the years. In recognition of military service members’ sacrifices, let’s take time this year to pay appropriate homage to our veterans who have contributed so much to the preservation of this nation.

Abortion is such a strong subject, hotly debated on both sides.

Maybe the school should hire the newspaper to do their background checks for them.

I attended the Pamper Me Pink event Oct. 27 hosted by Culpeper Regional Hospital and Pepperberries. I thoroughly enjoyed the evening.

Culpeper Social Services will again this year support the Culpeper Christmas Basket Program by displaying our angel tree at the local Walmart store.

I cannot imagine spending almost $1 trillion to fix a problem and still not fixing it.

I have known Bill Chase as a close personal friend for 30 years and as a public servant for almost as many.