Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Lois Eisenberg | My House Is Being Demolished

My house is being demolished without my permission and during a desperate time for many Americans who will not receive a paycheck due to the Republican government shutdown, yes due

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Arthur Saginian | Not the ‘Good Guys’

Re: Commentary, Oct. 28, “One Branch of Stupidity in Our Government.”  Mr. Andrew Taban, let’s get one thing straight from the get-go. Despite everything you said about the administration of

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Nancy Fairbanks | The Path Forward on Energy

President Donald Trump supports both fossil fuels and renewable energy, as long as they’re fully American-made. His stop-work order on the Revolution Wind project in Rhode Island — 80% complete

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Arthur Saginian | The Gerrymandering Numbers

With all of the hoopla surrounding the gerrymandering issue, in California I decided to look up some statistics and see just how California voters are represented in Congress. My findings

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Larry Moore | That’s Some Salad

Re: Christopher Lucero’s letter, “Shouting at Clouds,” Oct. 9. Was he or is he a speech writer for Kamala Harris? His letter is a word salad deluxe, worthy of the

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Brian Richards | Destroy it to Preserve it

Hypocrites! The left constantly yammers about saving democracy, even though we are not one. In truth, the left does not care about democracy one bit and they will use all

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Gary Curtis | Prop. 50 Is Politicized Cheating

Vote “no” on Proposition 50! Former California Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has criticized both Democrats and Republicans and their partisan redistricting efforts across the U.S. He argues that both parties

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Rick Barker | Governments and Prop. 50

Without a doubt there is NOTHING more permanent  than a temporary government program, and anyone who believes that California Proposition 50, if passed by the voters, will not become permanent

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Rob Kerchner | Who Are the Crazy Ones?

Democrats shut down the government because they think it’s not going bankrupt fast enough. They throw rocks at federal agents because they think the agents are too violent. They ban

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Diane Zimmerman | Hello from New California

New California State is the group that broke off from Jefferson after having been heavily involved in that group since its inception. Good people. The problem with Jefferson and all

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Gene Rostalski | SCV Water Kudos

I just completed the four sessions at the SCV Water Academy. We toured three locations, each unique, but with the same goal: “Clean/Safe Drinking Water, without fear of turning on

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Arthur Saginian | Cheers and Fears

In one of his letters many, many moons ago, Christopher Lucero took credit for starting what is now known as the Wakefield Winter Wonderland. It’s the Christmas display extravaganza that

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Larry Moore | Lighten Up, Hakeem

There is an iconic scene in the classic movie, “Stripes,” in which Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, reluctant recruits, are in their first day of basic training. Drill Sgt. Hulka

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Sandy Cassidy | Blind Ambition and a Smile

I wanted to thank you for the special story about Blind Ambition, a filly born blind, by Habeba Mostafa. And also, thanks to the wonderful work of the veterinarians at

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Bill Lyons | Newsom’s Faulty Math

I read in The Mighty Signal that California’s aspiring presidential candidate brags about his new accomplishment: only $55 for a month’s supply of insulin. He said, “California couldn’t wait for