Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Lois Eisenberg | In Praise of Fauci

It’s time to thank Dr. Anthony Fauci for saving millions upon millions of lives. Dr. Fauci is an immunologist. He worked for the National Institute of Health, and was the

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Brian Richards | Where Are the Apologies?

For years, right before our eyes, we have seen the gradual decline of Joe Biden. He has tripped, stumbled, mumbled, made up words, butchered the English language, and been led

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Rob Kerchner | Selective Pink Hats

Leftists wholeheartedly believe 30-year-old rape allegations against Brett Kavanaugh and Donald Trump, without any evidence, but they disbelieve the videotaped attacks upon Jewish women by Hamas a mere six months

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Bill Lyons | Terminal Senility or …?

Democrats will always proclaim President Joe Biden has the mind and body of a 30-year-old while Republicans will insist he is teetering on the grave with terminal senility. What is

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Diane Zimmerman | In Case You Hadn’t Heard

France banned mail-in voting in 1975 due to fraud. Mexico banned mail-in voting (except for citizens living abroad) in 1992 due to fraud. Belgium banned mail-in voting in 2018. Sweden,

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Passing the Torch

One difficult responsibility as a physician is to recognize physical frailties, especially those indicating patients are incapable of driving. Too often in my medical practice, most resistance to giving up

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Ron Perry | It’s Time to Step Aside

First let me state that I am a conservative. However, I genuinely felt sorry for our president when I watched the debate. This is a man who definitely has dementia

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Larry Moore | With Apologies to the Bard

The following summary, “Joe Macbeth,” is loosely based on Shakespeare’s “Macbeth”: President Joe Biden is again aimlessly wandering through the White House, looking for his slippers, when he enters the

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Thomas Oatway | Life Imitating ‘Dave’

Joe Biden’s debate performance reminded me of one of my favorite movies, “Dave.” The main character Dave happens to look exactly like the current president, who has suffered a debilitating

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Gary Curtis | Presidential Potty Mouths

It seems we are living in a world where rude, crude, and even lewd language is used as common vernacular — by men and women. Even presidential and vice presidential

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Eileen Mann | Pro-GOP Bias at the Parade

Two announcers for the Fourth of July parade were clearly biased toward Republicans!  They spoke very enthusiastically about Rep. Mike Garcia, talking about how “amazing” being able to take off

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Steve Petzold | The Corruption of Power

Lord Acton is oft quoted, “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” Such is the case with Chancellor Dianne G Van Hook. At long last, the many documented instances of

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Glenda Yakel | From Crumbs to Lights

In a recent exhibition of “economic wisdom,” our beloved “fiscally conservative” City Council, led by financial guru City Manager Ken Striplin, demonstrated its commitment to the art of financial juggling.

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Tony Maldonado | A Strategy for Change

In a revealing article from June 19, The Signal highlighted a concerning statistic: nearly one-fifth of College of the Canyons employees feel unwelcome at their institution. This story, titled “Survey:

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Rob Kerchner | Overlooking the Evils of Marxism

For their crimes Nazis are routinely — and appropriately — denounced by everyone, including leftists, who eagerly ignore the even worse crimes of Marxists.  But it’s not just leftists who

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Ron Perry | The Guts to Speak Up

Re: Cindy Josten, “Too Much Made of Pride,” letters, July 2. Finally, someone with the guts to speak up! Thank you Cindy Josten, for a wonderfully worded, non-hateful, yet much-needed

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Thomas Oatway | Is This Lawfare, Too?

Are we supposed to believe that the delays of other Donald Trump trials by the Supreme Court and a judge appointed by Trump are not examples of “lawfare”?  Thomas Oatway