Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

To the editor:

Finally, an accused sexual predator gets some accountability. (“Fox News ratings could take a big hit with the firing of Bill O'Reilly, its biggest star,” April 19)

Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly and his ilk, which includes his friend President Trump, will never be contrite for the damage they’ve done. But thanks to the courageous women who brought O’Reilly down, a shot has been fired over the bow.

Men who abuse their power to bully and allegedly harass professional women are on notice, even the president. What a great day for women and girls, and for all who value them.

Wendy Blais, North Hills

Note from KBJ: If there were accountability, Bill Clinton would be in prison.

NYT editor apologizes for misleading tweet about New England Patriots' visit to the White House (via @FoxFriendsFirst) pic.twitter.com/B9CKClnp5M

— FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) April 21, 2017

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He'll be back.

This afternoon, at a Shell station in Fort Worth, Texas, I paid $2.359 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline. With my Kroger card, it came to $2.259.  What're y'all payin' in your neck o' the woods?

I guess I don’t understand the concept of separation of church and state. To me, separation means separation. Anything else is not separation. If it is OK for the state to pay (with our taxes) for playground upgrades at a religious preschool for the safety of the children, where do you draw the line? (April 16, 4A, “Greitens’ shift may simplify court case”)

Religious preschools and parochial schools exist to teach a specific religion along with other studies. Since the state is not allowed to sponsor any religion, no monies should be given to a church to enhance its ability to teach religion.

These students have every right to attend public schools that might be safer than the religious schools they attend. If the church wants to upgrade its facilities, it should not come from taxpayer monies. If the Supreme Court decides in favor of Trinity Lutheran in Columbia, Mo., then the slope has just become even more slippery.

Bob Siegele

Lawrence

Note from KBJ: By Bob Siegele's logic, the fire department may not put out a fire at the local church. Talk about a slippery slope!

Failing @nytimes, which has been calling me wrong for two years, just got caught in a big lie concerning New England Patriots visit to W.H.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 20, 2017

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Here is Ann Coulter's latest column.