The Arizona Republic

If this is what failure sounds like, imagine the sound of success

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could be used to run the Sheraton as such, as well as monies available from veterans groups.

Let’s face it, no one wants to buy it so make it a win for the citizens of Arizona as a collective available to house our vulnerable, elderly and vets.

A private bathroom, their own fridge, a microwave and a place to call home will move 1,000 people off the streets or provide for those who are at risk of becoming homeless.

I as a homeowner would be willing to pay $10 a year extra in taxes to house citizens who are homeless or at risk of being so and feel graciously lucky and thankful. I have not faced that problem in my life. — Lorraine Patterson, Mesa

Waiting for Vladimir Putin to give him permission to wag the dog

But he was no doubt frustrated having to nervously wait for Putin’s permission. — Jeanne Matthews, Gold Canyon

Trump said of his meeting with the Chinese leader that “tremendous progress was made.”

What words would Trump use if he had actually made progress?

— Ron Apodaca, Phoenix

We’re going to need some new rules for president of the U.S.

The only requiremen­ts to run for U.S. President are: 1. Be a United States citizen. 2. Be at least 35 years old. 3. Be a resident for 14 years. At no time are the requiremen­ts to prove your sanity. Time to change the requiremen­ts!

— Mary Raseley, Phoenix

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