Congratulations to the Houston Astros.

I'm extremely disappointed in the news coverage of current election issues. I look forward to seeing the amendments and propositions set out along with a brief analysis of each, which was the practice in the past. This helps me think through the issues.

Consider: "(He) (is) a very poor sleeper, only able to sleep for about three hours every night ..." "He (is) a megalomaniac, and an able one, with the prodigal extravagance of a true autocrat ..." "Anger provoke(s) him to violent outpourings of words ... He ... (starts) all manners of things…

I think William Merrell's suggestion to build a small section of hardened dunes on the West End to see how it survives during the next storm is a good idea — except it’s biased ("A&M professor pitches hardened dunes on West End," The Daily News, Oct. 6).

Have you seen the most recent episode of the Howdy Rudy Show? Within two minutes, Rudy Giuliani told Chris Cuomo of CNN that he didn't ask Ukranian officials to investigate the Bidens — and that he did ask them to investigate the Biden, and he's proud of it.

In response to the article ("Sounding alarm, groups hope to stop windstorm rate hikes," The Daily News, Oct. 11), the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association shouldn't approve a windstorm insurance rate hike for its coastal customers.

John Cornyn, Ted Cruz, and Randy Weber are willfully ignoring Trump’s serious breach of the Constitution.

As a 43-year resident of our fine city, I've had the opportunity to serve in a number of elected and volunteer positions. In saying that, I feel I can state with some certainty the fairness and professional way our city handles our “dollars.” I'm stepping forward to urge each of you to vote …

So, with viewing filmed violence being relegated to the screen for entertainment, modern technology is able to enhance, emphasize and exaggerate, as people have sense enough to not allow the recorded mass shootings or other violent perpetrations to be on social or broadcast media, we're bein…

Santa Fe Independent School District's Kubacak Elementary School will host a kick-off pizza party for the WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads Of Great Students) program from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 24 at 4131 Warpath Ave. in Santa Fe.

In response to the letter by Bob Hern ("Military crosswalks are not appropriate honors," The Daily News, Oct. 8): I say, get over it Marine.

"Ooorah" and kudos to Bob Hern on his letter ("Military crosswalks are not appropriate honors," The Daily News, Oct. 8). I agree with Hern.

My 30-year Ball High School reunion is this weekend in Galveston, but I’m 10,000-miles away in Adelaide, Australia.

In response to the commentary by Norman Pappous ("Trump's Ukraine call an attempt to drain swamp," The Daily News, Oct. 2): This addresses just what's wrong with Washington. Politicians go in poor and come out rich; if not themselves, then their families.

This insanity in Washington is being driven by the disgruntled Democrats in the House of Representatives and the deep state bad actors aiming to do one thing.

Impeach? Nancy Pelosi and Jerry Nadler have 152 House Democrats saying they’ll vote for impeachment; that's 66 less than the 218 needed to pass it in the House. They’ll try to use lies as evidence, bypass congressional rules, and ignore or obstruct constitutional protections. Truth is their …

I was very pleased to see the article ("City ponders 1 percent program to fund public art," The Daily News, Oct. 7). I was on the original Galveston Arts Commission, and back then we talked about having this in place for the island.

I have, more than once, criticized reporter John Wayne Ferguson (at times so stridently that the letters haven't passed muster for printing). It's only right, then, that I also give props where props are due.

In response to ("Crosswalk painting project to honor local veterans," The Daily News, Oct. 4): I find the idea of allowing people to walk on the emblems of our Armed Services and the names of those who have served isn't honoring us at all.