Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Irrationality vs. Irrationality

Rob Kerchner’s letters usually reveal a right-wing bias against a host of liberal irrationalities and eccentricities, which could keep a person busy for several lifetimes given the sheer volume of

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Hector Sepulveda | Seeking GI Bill Parity

Concerning the proposed bill H.R. 1836, Guard and Reserve GI Bill Parity of 2021, it is an excellent opportunity for the part-time service members to reward their honorable service to

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Bob Comer | Racists at Every Corner?

Re: Lois Eisenberg’s letter, May 25. I swear, she sees racists behind every tree! When I was a boy growing up in Culver City there was a “Sunset Policy.” All

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Larry Bustetter | Patriots Unite

One year ago on Memorial Day weekend, a dear fellow veteran and I visited the National Cemetery in West Los Angeles. We share a common patriotism and love for America.

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Lois Eisenberg | Keeping America Divided

As some fanatical Congress people and some right-wing commentators spew their “replacement theory” and “damnation” rhetoric, which is spreading and resounding across America, America will stay divided in its racial

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Diane Zimmerman | Vote Safe in 2022

The following is voter information from Election Integrity Project California, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation and nonpartisan 501(c) (3), at www.EIP-Ca.com:  Vote in person to be sure your vote counts.

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Thomas Cadman | Return to Reason

“Truth exists, only falsehood must be created.”  I don’t recall where I first read or heard that, but having lived through 13 ½ presidents, beginning with Harry Truman, I have

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Bill Lyons | It’s Good to Have Choices?

Thanks for following up on my suggestion to investigate what happens to our community’s recycling effort. Congratulations to Mr. Michael Picarella for a comprehensive article (May 21). Unfortunately, I’m troubled.

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Sandy Ceballos | Power to Make Change

No matter what city or country you go to, poverty will always be an issue. Going to downtown Los Angeles or even just down the street, you sometimes will see

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Arthur Saginian | An Exercise in Futility

On Feb. 25 The Signal printed my letter entitled “Dogpile on Kerchner,” wherein I characterized Rob Kerchner and declared his “numbers” to be largely symbolic of a general philosophy, and

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Bill Lyons | What Happens After the Barrel?

I enjoyed Victor Corral Martinez’s article (Jan. 24) about recycling food waste. It prompted me to wonder about Santa Clarita’s overall recycling program. Every trash day, three large trucks growl

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Rudolph Fillinger | The Despicable Left and Right

It’s that time again when the airwaves, mailboxes and emails are filled with empty promises of prosperity, increased physical and financial security, improved health care and elimination of COVID-19 restrictions.

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Gary Curtis | Biden’s Baby-Formula Failure

Many parents across this country are reported to be terrified of the drought of baby formula available on store shelves.  According to Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Florida, “(President Joe) Biden is