Colleges must inform
about safe drug use
Reading about the SUNY
Delhi student who died from
a drug overdose convinces
me that more should be
done by colleges to educate
students about drug use.
Telling them to say “no”
to drug use will make no
impact.
Having rented to college
students back in the 1970s,
alcohol and marijuana were
in common use.
Today, the drugs that students
use, including Xanax,
methadone and cocaine, are
much more powerful and
the mixture of these drugs is
deadly.
Colleges have a responsibility
to educate. Student
lives should not be in danger
because of a lack of knowledge
concerning safe drug
use.
Gerald L. Wood
Colliersville
Arcuri’s votes will
hurt seniors
Central New York seniors,
take heed, because from
now until Election Day “wolf
man” Mike Arcuri will be
dressing in sheep’s clothing
attempting to fool us into
thinking he truly cares for
the needs of seniors. His
recent voting record demonstrates
he’s more interested
in pleasing “His Highness”
Obama than caring for those
of us who have paid our dues
to society.
This summer, Arcuri, acting
like a thief in the night,
shoved thousands of Central
New York seniors under the
bus by voting to steal $500
billion from Medicare so
that illegal aliens could get
a free ride.
Arcuri supported Obama’s
“death panels” language for
seniors whereby government
bureaucrats, not our doctors
nor our loved ones, will have
the final say in deciding our
eternal destiny. It’s called,
“thumbs down” health care
with Hitler, I mean Obama,
playing the “Grim Reaper.”
Arcuri supported the “Cap
& Tax” bill that would substantially
increase the cost
of living for seniors, most of
whom live on fixed incomes.
More sinister however, is
that “Cap & Tax” would allow
government bureaucrats
to interfere with the selling
of our last bit of equity, our
homes.
As grandparents, we hope
for a better life for our
grandchildren and their
children. That’s no longer
possible because Arcuri and
his Obama-led gangsters
have looted our nation so
badly that our grandchildren
and their children will
be bankrupt at birth.
No matter what Arcuri
says, his record of dumping
on senior citizens speaks for
itself.
He simply can’t be trusted,
especially dressed in
sheep’s clothing. This is no
longer a political party line
issue, it’s now a matter of
survival. Seniors and soonto-
be seniors, let’s throw
“wolf man” Arcuri and his
sheep’s clothing out to pasture
this fall.
William Eckardt
Oneonta
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