Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Michael Sandeen | And, California-Sized Irony…

After reading Christopher Lucero’s Feb. 26 letter to the editor (“Texas-Sized Irony”) the irony of his first paragraph made me laugh. Christopher states that those not living in California have

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Vlad Ghenciu | Vigilance Against the Silencing

Immediately before the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election, the Democratic Party and its supporters began talking about “uniting the country” in a “coalition” that would serve as the anti-Trump electoral movement

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Ron Singerman | Does the Supermajority Serve Us?

In regard to state Sen. Melissa Melendez’s pair of proposed bills to prevent hiring discrimination and school bullying over political affiliation: In our once-great state of California are there any

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Lynn Wright | A Message to Garcia

I was amused to see Rep. Mike Garcia woke up one morning after Jan. 6 and realized he wasn’t in Kansas (or Georgia’s 14th District) anymore (commentary, Jan. 30). Our

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Rudolph Fillinger | Words and Actions Matter

Karl Hess, Barry Goldwater’s anarchist speechwriter, included the words: “Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue,” in Goldwater’s acceptance speech for

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Riti Hegde | Remember January in 2022

Dear fellow 25th Congressional District residents: We should remember how Mike Garcia voted on Jan. 7 when it comes time for the midterms in 2022. Our congressman voted against the

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Arthur Saginian | Equal Bashing Deserved

This is in the category of “two wrongs don’t make it right.” Conservatives: People whose injustices gave birth to liberals. Liberals: People who react to injustices with equal and opposite

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Rob Kerchner | Overreaction to COVID-19

Editor’s note: This letter was submitted before the outdoor dining ban was lifted. You can sit and eat for hours at your tray table, just inches from strangers on an

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Stephen Maseda | An Unprecedented Attack?

I would have thought that the multiday attack on the White House last summer during the Black Lives Matter “mostly peaceful” protests, when the president had to be evacuated by

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Judy Reinsma | Cartoon Was Beyond Offensive

Really? I know The Signal has a “conservative” editorial slant, but that cartoon is beyond offensive. This election was the most completely scrutinized for fraud in the history of the

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Michael Molacek | Garcia Was Just Seeking Truth

There are all kinds of reasons for our congressman to support Donald Trump’s questioning the last election. Just a few facts are these: The unbelievable stats that show an incumbent

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Kenneth Hurst | Not the Plan of a Patriot

I have never had occasion to question the patriotism of an elected official. Rep. Mike Garcia’s military service not withstanding, his objection to the state-certified electoral votes of some states

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Christopher Lucero | Texas-Sized Irony

I was irked that distant Republicans had the audacity to criticize California. They have no citizenship here, no stake or interest, except to ruin and disdain. Worse, some local politicians