Margie Anne Clark | On Christmas in Our Time

“God offers to every mind its choice between truth and repose.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson  As I look forward to the advent of another Christmas spent with my ever-growing family,

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Overly Dramatizing Proposition 1

Gary Curtis’ overly dramatized letter (Nov. 17) attacks Proposition 1, which amends the California Constitution to provide guaranteed and lasting protection for the right to have an abortion in this

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Rob Kerchner | Leftism Doomed to Fail

Leftism is doomed to practical failure because by its very nature, knowledge is never centralized.  Thus, even a government composed of a thousand force-wielding Nobel laureates will malfunction and produce

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Larry Moore | A Fix for the Immigration Crisis, Eh?

Liberals are always whining… about everything. In their smug, arrogant tone, they complain, “Conservatives consistently criticize the left without offering any sound solutions.” Well, I am a conservative and I

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Rob Kerchner | Calling Out the FBI Rot

Why was the FBI going to Facebook (and presumably, other social media companies) to knock down a negative story about Joe Biden and his son that they knew to be

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Bob Comer | A Recipe for Failure

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Dec. 7: The next thing the youth will want is the elimination of the Constitution. When that is gone they can achieve pure democracy. We know

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Arthur Saginian | The Line in the Sand

Well, Hilmar Rosenast (letters, Nov. 8), imagine the two of us are at the beach, facing each other, separated by a “line in the sand.” I deal in reality and

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David Hegg | On Ethical Christmasing

So … here we go again! With Thanksgiving and Black Friday behind us there are no more excuses. The Christmas season is upon us and we’re already tired! Worse, memories

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Arthur Saginian | Congress Is Just Too Old

Nancy Pelosi is finally giving up her position of leadership at the age of 82. Two other House members giving up their leadership posts are Jim Clyburn at 82 and

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Paul Butler | The Heart of Service

Last week, my wife and I enjoyed three nights and four days up in Santa Barbara to complete our new year planning, both for our business and for us personally.

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Jim de Bree | Editorial Conflated Issues

The Dec. 10 edition of The Signal included an editorial, “COVID and the Freedom to Dissent.” Unfortunately, the editorial missed the point by conflating freedom of speech with adherence to