Letters to the Editor

First a confession: I am originally from Florida, born and raised, educated, and got my first job at Pratt & Whitney in West Palm Beach. That said, I smartened up

In re: Gary Morrison, “Shall We Find Common Ground?” letters, Dec. 1. Mr. Morrison, if you had taken the time to actually read my letter, you would see that you

Perhaps, given the current situation regarding letters to the editor, you should have a weekly full-page feature. Call it the Signal Forum. Then all these people who write letters with

When speaking about the Trump v. Biden classified documents issue, some contend the former is guilty (like the latter) because a president has to take specific and explicit action to

I just don’t understand it and I’m wondering if it bothers many of your readers as much as it bothers me. I’m talking about all the many women who, for

Re: “Rain or shine, SCV honors MLK,” news story, Jan. 17. The Free Dictionary defines “unity” as “1. The state or quality of being one or united into a whole:

As a 74-year-old who has been voting since I turned 21, I have a few observations I’d like to share with y’all no matter which side of the aisle you

Elections have consequences. Like him or not, the world was safer and the U.S. was energy-independent under Donald Trump. The price of crude was low. Russia couldn’t afford to invade

I want to bring to your attention a booming epidemic in our schools: TikTok.  TikTok is a Chinese video-sharing app that allows users to create and share short-form videos on

It’s time to stop crying about migrants trying to cross our border illegally and do something about it. People who flee their own country are mostly victims of poor, unsafe

I am writing in response to several recent controversies regarding the Thin Blue Line flag. For those not involved in law enforcement, the Thin Blue Line flag is NOT a

Please go to The Signal’s online version and read anything that has ever been submitted by Thomas Oatway. It’s really easy. There’s a little icon that looks like a magnifying

I once suffered the judgement of Arthur Saginian. His remedy, as he judged my writing, was “simplify.” The audacity. Nonetheless, and at long last, you got it, Art. To quote

Recently two noteworthy items made the news. Dr. Leana Wen is a Washington Post column author and frequent CNN guest. During much of the “pandemic” she favored people losing their

In re: Gary Morrison, “Understanding the Levels of Power,” letters, Jan. 14. Excuse me, sir, but my article was 100% legally and constitutionally correct since any and all California ballot

Re: Judy Propri, letters, “Arthur, Come Home,” Dec. 6. OK… How am I not getting the last word here, Ms. Propri? I’ve done my best to put this matter to

I am grateful for free speech and the U.S. Constitution. Otherwise I would not be writing my occasional letters to The Signal without being arrested, or my home bombed. Some

When I read the names of Thomas Oatway and Lois Eisneberg signed to Signal letters, it has the same effect on me as watching Jen “Circle Back” Psaki and Karine

The left pretends it is anti-fascist by styling itself “Antifa,” but as Mussolini said, fascism is a merger of state and corporate power. And that is precisely what the left

Re: Rick Barker, “Constitutional Law 101,” letters, Jan. 8. Rick has it wrong. It is true that the many divisions of our governmental system can each put forth rules, or