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Letters to the Editor

Trump’s bombing of boats is not justified

DEAR EDITOR: The premeditated killing of unarmed civilians in boats is not a legitimate act of either war or law enforcement. The Trump administration says they are protecting us from the flow of dangerous and illegal drugs. There are two problems with this. First, they have not ...

The current two-party system is failing us

DEAR EDITOR: It has become crystal clear with the recently Republican approved redistricting map, anti-abortion bills, anti-marijuana changes, and many other recent bills, that they have no interest in what the voters want or what is in our best interest. To resolve this issue, we need a new ...

Sound off!

I got a kick out of the article by Rich Lowry, about the conspiracy theories concerning TPUSA and the Charlie Kirk killing. Isn’t Candace Owens simply a chicken coming home to roost? — Niles Howland must have cornered the market on gifted teens. According to the Honor Roll insert of the ...

Taking property and sports betting

DEAR EDITOR: Perhaps the most powerful and instructive components of the Constitution is the one mostly ignored by the courts — until recently. The 10th Amendment is short and states: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to its ...

Free speeches should unite on health care

DEAR EDITOR: Will a conference of health care free speechers further the idea that getting health care for sick people in a timely and effective way is a good thing? The idea seems simple. Assemble health care free speechers, such as select academics, legal scholars, corporate media, ...

Why it’s hard to admit when you’re wrong

DEAR EDITOR: Did you ever wonder why, when the obvious is so, well, obvious that one simply cannot admit they were wrong, wrong in their choice or actions. For those of us who have raised, or are raising, children, this question, or incomprehensible feeling, arises frequently. Being ...