Opinion

Moving to Los Angeles in 2015, after two decades of gratifying development work with the U.N. around the world, I was eager to learn about American politics and contribute to

In post-World War I Germany, inflation made citizens miserable. Hitler’s propaganda unfairly blamed the Jews, an already persecuted minority. Now that Joe Biden’s policies have made U.S. citizens miserable, Biden

From Bunker Hill to Pork Chop Hill. From Saratoga to Grenada. From the Gulf of Tonkin to the Persian Gulf. The American fighting soldier has stood tall on many a

It is time to address the problem of illegal immigrants and the massive problems we have at the border! Oh, but I forgot, if you are a liberal or Democrat,

Gary Horton (Sept. 21) made an astounding discovery: that the grass of health care isn’t greener anywhere.  Wow, Gary! You really do deserve some sort of award, but I don’t

Re: Rick Barker, letters, Oct. 22. Sorry to respond so late, but I have been in Texas for the last month. If you think political speech here is a bit

Because of an overreaction to COVID-19 we foolishly hobbled our economy and racked up massive debt. It was entirely avoidable. Now we’re facing inflation, recession, AND the potential for the

What are the real reasons behind the Jan. 6 insurrection when angry mobs stormed the Capitol, the American bastion of U.S. democracy? They appeared to be middle-class protesters, discontented and

I read parts of Gary Horton’s (Oct. 19) column — I am not a glutton for punishment. He seems most concerned about “threats” to democracy, a common theme among most

Re: The Signal’s endorsement of Rep. Mike Garcia.  Where do you start? Oh yeah, voting not to certify the vote of the duly elected president of the United States. No

Since when is it OK for a religious organization, Grace Baptist Church for instance, to invite a candidate to their church to propagandize their position and then ask other pastors

This is in response to Arthur Saginian’s letter of Oct. 28, “Still an Interesting Read.” I have no intention of addressing Mr. Saginian’s issues. I would remind him, however, that

In 1858, Abraham Lincoln said, “A house divided against itself, can not stand.” He was speaking about slavery states and non-slavery states at that time. But I would submit to

This morning’s letter (Sept. 7) from Lawrence Lester makes some very good points regarding President Donald Trump, confidential documents, presidential powers and the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago, but it also

I used to like John Boston before he became political. People like John Boston should not be allowed to write a full column blasting people who do not agree with

There seems to be a lot of confusion about why gas and drug prices are so high. I am not an economist, but I think I understand why. Back when