Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Gary Morrison | Ironies in Letters on Jan. 6

Don’t know why I am still surprised that The Signal publishes letters from the local (conservatives), i.e. Rick Baker or Rob Kerchner, so often. Sometimes we get a more sane

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Lynn Wright | What Did We Learn from Recall?

It has been a couple of weeks now since the Republican-driven recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom ended in a complete shellacking of the “Yes” campaign. So it’s time to ask,

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Richard Myers| An Option for Haiti?

The Haitian invasion of our border seems impossible to resolve without some rethinking on our part.  Of course, we cannot just welcome everyone, and on the other hand we should

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Paul McGuire | Horton’s Time Has Come?

Longtime subscriber, enjoy the paper. It’s time for Gary Horton to go. Seems every other letter to the editor complains about his inane columns, and rightfully so. He jumped the

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Thomas Oatway | On Vaccine Ignorance

This weekend I watched an interview between CNN anchor Jake Tapper and Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves. Tapper stated that the COVID-19 deaths are high enough that if Mississippi were a

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Rob Kerchner | Is This Bodily Sovereignty?

To Joe Biden, “bodily sovereignty” is what allows a doctor to actively and intentionally kill an innocent and defenseless human being in utero, and Joe will use all the power

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Larry Moore | A Cry for Help

I’m sure Gary Horton, Lois Eisenberg and others of their liberal/socialist ilk are laughing their smug laughs and flashing their smiles at the results of the predestined recall election. I’m

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Rick Barker | A Mystery Staffer’s Error

A while back on social media, Christy Smith was forced to respond to a campaign email solicitation for money sent out by her campaign to her supporters that claimed she

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Alvin Blake | Power Grid Needs Reinforcements

We must do more to strengthen our power grid against an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) event.  Such an event can result from an attack by terrorists or by another country (e.g.,

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Alyssa Theodore | Save America’s Horses

We need to save America’s wild equines, and to do this Congress needs to pass H.R 3355. This bill is called the SAFE ACT, Save America’s Forgotten Equines.  This bill

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Rob Kerchner | The COVID Conundrum

“You cannot work unvaccinated. You might make someone sick.” But I’m not sick. “Yeah, but you might become sick one day. “ Then I would stay home. “But you might

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Arthur Saginian | Props for Barker

Rick Barker is on my list of people who seem to think straight. His letter (Aug. 12) was great, especially the last paragraph on how Democrats would deal with illegals

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Lois Eisenberg | In Honor of Labor Unions

Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September every year and gives the American people a three-day glorious weekend. American workers, who are the backbone of America, are

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Thomas Oatway | The Right to Be Stupid

The American public is split on the mandating of vaccines for COVID-19 protection. About 75% of Democrats support them. The same number of Republicans are opposed. Independents are slightly opposed,

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Max Morgan | Biden Owns Afghanistan Debacle

In her latest discursive and wandering “I hate all things Republican and Donald Trump” weekly rant, Lois Eisenberg (Sept. 3) would have us believe that the disaster with the withdrawal

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Paul Butler | Saddened By Vaccine ‘Choices’

I am saddened and, yet, not surprised to hear those who are protesting against mandatory vaccinations to use phrases such as “pro-choice.” One protester reportedly said outside the William S.