Letters to the Editor

Attention John Boston: What a great idea to write in Katie Hill in the March election.  Then, if she wins we can see her picture up there with all our

Re: Mike Garcia commentary (Jan. 12). Denying success? See here, Mike. You could review some of the recent skirmishes we are having among the letters in the opinion column here

Jonathan Kraut’s light bulb has gone on again, although it is especially dim this time. But still, he has seen enough by its illumination to forecast the end of the

On the same day President Trump was signing an agreement with China at the White House that will dramatically help the American people, Nancy Pelosi was cheerfully handing out souvenir

John Boston is right. Christy Smith will not responsibly serve her constituents in the 25th District. She is beholden to the Democratic Party and she follows the marching orders of

Re: Betty Arenson column, Jan. 4. A young person would say, “OK, Boomer.” Rather, here: “OK, Betty.” Remember…California is the fifth largest economy in the world…fifth largest in the world.

Attention young people: Baby Boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) and Millennials (ages 18-35) both represent nearly one-third of the potential voting populace apiece. In 2016, people 65 years and

I have heard from both Duane Mooring (letters, Dec. 21) and Lynn Wright (letters, Dec. 24). Apparently. I must have hit a nerve There is a phrase that you hear

Will 2020 be such a good year? The media, my friends… everyone says it must. The year of 2020 will bring 20-20 vision in our lives. Who wouldn’t want that? 

With the beginning of a new year and century,we find a world in confusion and conflict in so many areas and so many levels. I recently learned of a meeting

I am dismayed to learn that Steve Knight has entered the race to replace disgraced congresswoman Katie Hill in California’s 25th District. Remember that Hill defeated incumbent Knight in the

Having now read Mr. Christopher Lucero’s (Jan. 3) response to the Betty Arenson commentary “Pay Attention” (Dec. 28) a third time, I am struck by a couple of things.  First,

Re: Jim de Bree, “Political Mythology Postscript,” letters, Dec. 28.  Aw, Geez, Jim. Is it really a conspiracy? This is America. We have human faults and graces. It is possible

I noticed that, in letters and columns, several Signal readers have commented that President Trump is responsible for the strong economy. One recent letter even went so far as to

I thought the claim that transgender men need abortion services at a Democratic National Committee debate was insane, but hearing comparisons of the airstrike that killed terrorist Qassem Soleimani to

Thanks for Matt Fernandez’s wonderful article! (“California experience,” Jan. 2). I enjoyed reading how California’s Rose Parade is enjoyed around the U.S. and how it inspired an entire family to

There are several Democratic presidential candidates who support Medicare for All who also happen to be viable candidates (unlike Bernie Sanders, who has no realistic chance of being elected). If

In response to Eric Goldin’s column, “Theater in the #MeToo Era” (Nov. 2): Author claim: “No matter how difficult it may have been to play this horrible individual, Ralph Fiennes

Re: Betty Arenson commentary, “Pay Attention,” Dec. 28.  Hello Betty. Let me be a vicious Polyanna to your polemical Chicken Little. I could take on your misuse of statistics or

“United we stand, divided we fall.” These words were written into the “The Liberty Song” by one of our founding fathers, spoken by Patrick Henry in his final public address,