Letters to the Editor

In this morning’s column (Feb. 22) Joshua Heath resorts to what I would call sophomoric sarcasm to bash President Donald Trump. Please don’t misunderstand me, I am no friend or

If you care about Ukraine but didn’t vote for Donald Trump, shame on you. From Joe Biden’s Ukrainian corruption to his pro-Russia oil policies to his evacuation offers to Volodomyr

Today (April 6) Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas announced very aggressive plans to directly address the Biden Administration’s lack of action to protect America’s laws and her citizens at our

Marsha Mclean’s April 7 article containing her alleged pro-law enforcement stance is typical political theatrics. It must be an election year as she’s finally woken up from her three-year slumber

In The Signal published April 7, Christopher Lucero penned a verbose appeal to hypocrisy and questions, while singling out “local conservatives,” our entire rule of law foundation to prop it

The 47 Republican senators who voted against Ms. Ketanji Brown Jackson for the Supreme Court missed a chance to heal the divisions in this nation. With a vote that was

Lois Eisenberg (letters, April 8) is so impressed with our new Supreme Court justice. I’m not so sure. Why couldn’t the nominee define what a woman is? Bob Comer Valencia

Re: Lois Eisenberg’s letter to the editor, April 8, “Jackson Poised in Face of GOP Grilling.” You say the GOP senators were showboating to their crowd, disgraceful and showed how

The thing I find most frustrating when reading columns written by political partisans and activists (liberal or conservative) is how they usually begin by identifying a problem and fairly accurately

Florida’s Legislature and governor recently passed and approved the “Parental Rights in Education” bill, which will prohibit classroom instruction of sexual orientation and gender identity in grades kindergarten through third.

Dear Gov. Gavin Newsom, It is well and good that you will give vehicle owners a $400 rebate due to the high cost of gasoline. BUT, what about the working-class

After the recent shooting in Sacramento, we’ve been inundated with leftists and their usual cry for “common sense gun control.” Although it is my belief that the left lacks common

As I read the letters on this “pandemic,” whatever, it becomes clear to me that those who are not concerned tend to be conservative and those who are concerned, often

The left has gone from, “I am woman hear me roar,” to “What’s a woman?” in just 50 years.  Rob Kerchner Valencia 

Whenever I am asked for my opinion on the greatest danger to this country, most people would be expecting the answer to be one of the oft-stated regulars: the Russians,

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was brilliant at her hearing in becoming a Supreme Court judge. Judge Jackson deserved better from the disgraceful GOP senators when they were questioning her about

In the (Feb. 8) opinion section The Signal had Joshua Heath’s pleading, “Democratic Voice” dueling with Rob Kerchner’s scorn for lemmings masquerading as liberals. Incidentally, the story about the unwitting

It seems like some people do not really think things through. Protesters against the ongoing Camp Scott/Scudder initiative hold dissonant feelings about the “gang bangers…people who have raped and molested.”

Re: Diane Zimmerman and Ron Perry, March 29.  Alright Diane, I admit that I don’t know the difference between a “poll observer” and a “poll watcher,” nor am I aware

Recently the Florida attorney general and others alerted the public to a new street drug 20 to 100 times stronger than fentanyl.  Street name “ISO,” the synthetic opioid isotonitazene is