Shameless Legislature tried to slap on seatbelt law
With little fanfare, few people are aware of Minnesota politicians’ attempt to shove a primary seatbelt law through the Legislature.
Normally, such a law would generate numerous editorial letters, pro and con. Not so this year.
The economy is struggling, people are paying nearly $4 a gallon for gas, food prices are rising and our Legislature is trying to slap on a seatbelt law.
Have these people no shame?
Your View
May 18, 2008
Your View: Shameless Legislature tried to slap on seatbelt law
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