Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Dr. Gene Dorio | Homelessness Continues to Rise

Thank you to Jonathan Kraut for his revealing Nov. 28 column, “Real Homeless Solutions Not Sought.” Indeed, despite politicians touting they are effectively housing those who are homeless, the number

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John Weaver | Finding a Better Team

In her letter (Oct. 29), Lois Eisenberg speaks of the appalling and barbaric atrocities committed by Hamas and of some people praising these inhuman killers. I completely agree with her

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Lois Eisenberg | Lois and Behold

After weeks of chaotic non-leadership by the Republican-held house, a far-right, inexperienced Louisiana Republican is now the speaker of the House. Lo and behold. This new speaker has advocated the

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Larry Moore | Alternate Universe

The Mighty Signal gives Gary Horton a weekly pulpit to spew forth his misguided ideas about the state of our city and country. I’m sure this is a token gesture

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Arthur Saginian | The Root Cause of It All

In reading Lynn Wright’s letter to Michael Sandeen (Sept. 12) I remembered a letter I once wrote in The Signal encouraging political partisans to openly bash their own. I thus

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John Weaver | Continuing Resolutions and Johnson

For more than two decades our federal government has been operating on bundled continuing resolutions without a single budget passed under regular order. This scheme of CRs was devised originally

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Denise Lite | Mark Your Calendars

The Santa Clarita Valley Democrats endorse George Gascón? That must mean there are 20 shoplifting days until Christmas! Denise Lite     Santa Clarita

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Christopher Lucero | Hyperbole Reigns Supreme

Unbelievable. Once again, hyperbole and false claims rule the local Republican cabal’s misinformation campaigns. Literally the entire cabal’s membership showed up to gripe that “12-year-olds will be able to consent

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Ronald Hopkins | A Poor Example of Safety

Why does The Signal keep idolizing Paul Walker? He has been a poor example of public respect and safety with his media. His death here in the Santa Clarita Valley

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Rob Kerchner | Mass Action Redux

Think COVID was the first time Democrats urged meaningless mass action to address a national threat? Think again. Oct. 6 marked the 62nd anniversary of President John Kennedy urging Americans

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Dean Haynes | Is Experience Essential?

Karen Fencil’s letter (Nov. 9) warned us of the dangers brought by newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson, including that he’s the least experienced House Speaker in 140 years. Isn’t

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Allan Singer | Hoping for More Lucky Dogs

Re: Richard Budman commentary, Nov. 23. After reading your Thanksgiving message published in the Nov. 23 edition, I can only hope that all lost and sheltered dogs will be fortunate