Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Matt Funicello: Let’s Have A Discussion

Recently, I extended an offer to debate Philip Germain, a Co-Chair for 25 United for Progress, and some other people of his choosing about guns and gun control. It seems

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Joshua Heath: A Word On Civility

This letter is regarding the online behavior of folks on The Signal’s website, as well as social media more broadly. Politics is a passionate business, I know, but far too

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Noelle De Vita: Standing up for students

This letter is regarding Anthony Breznican’s column, “Stop Saying that Parkland students are fakes, actors.” Mr. Breznican, thank you for standing up for not only the Parkland students—eloquently articulating their

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Lois Eisenberg: Frightened by Bolton

We are now in the throes of being frightened to death by another warmonger who is known to be the epitome of warmongers, John Bolton. Bolton is extremely hawkish in

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Thomas Oatway: Students not manipulated

Ron Bischof lost the credibility of his arguments on how to implement school safety when he attacked the students of Parkland, Florida as being “orchestrated by media producers and other

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Richard Myers: No fear of guns

I just read Brian Baker’s March 15 piece, “The Second Amendment and the Militia,” and I’d like him to know that I am getting mighty tired of him and his

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Dick and Alice Ramirez: Invite #MeToo

  A few years back, a group of responsible, dedicated young kids just a few years older than the students protesting now, changed the world by protesting our involvement in

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Brian Baker: Still need a driver

I enjoyed reading Maria Gutzeit’s March 20 column entitled, “Eagerly awaiting the on-demand, futuristic life,” but in discussing self-driving cars she quoted Mark Schniepp, PhD, as saying that “…the current

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Robert W. Burton: Reading vs. writing

Too much emphasis, these days, at all levels of educational instruction, is placed on reading, but not on writing. Many people read well, but only a select few write well.

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Betty Arenson: Watching Sacramento

There are positives occurring in the California legislature that somehow elude the general public. Yes, agenda items intended to help the citizenry, yet these same issues get rejected, buried or

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Jay DelDotto: An insight to my beliefs

I was wondering when I was going to be attacked regarding my March 14, 2018 Letter to the Editor pointing out Lois Eisenberg’s continuous rants about President Trump and anything

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Stephanie Green: Them vs. US

In the March 14 edition of The Signal, right-wing letter writer, Jay DelDotto, criticized left-wing writer, Lois Eisenberg, because of the “verbal venom that she disgorges about Republicans.” He then

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Brian Baker: A word on climate change

On March 17, in the Weekender edition of The Signal, there was a column entitled: “Climate change is a science fact” written by Jess Phoenix. In that column, she introduces

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Lois Eisenberg: A sense of renewable hope

  Reading The Signal’s Editorial Board’s article: “A Teachable Moment,” which was posted on Saturday, March 17, gave me a sense of renewalable hope. Not only was the article a

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Thomas Oatway: Not the best and brightest

I could not have disagreed with Steve Lunetta more regarding his opinion piece in the March 15 edition of The Signal. His statement that “the people who serve in the

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Jay DelDotto: What do you expect Trump to do?

The Signal routinely publishes Letters to the Editor from a Lois Eisenberg of Valencia. Her hatred of anything Trump and the verbal venom that she disgorges about the Republicans and

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Lois Eisenberg: America under attack

Donald Trump is too consumed by his self-indulgence, rage and resentment that he lacks in knowing what to do about America being under attack by a foreign country. The Russian