Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Kenneth Bloomfield | Where Is the Outrage?

Ye (aka Kanye West) exclaimed in a podcast, “The Black genocide continues!” He points out that the major cause of Black deaths is abortion. He estimates that without 50 years

David Hegg

David Hegg | Thoughts on Being True

In Act 1, Scene 3, of “Hamlet,” Lord Polonius delivers one of the more memorable lines in the history of theater: “This above all: to thine ownself be true.” This

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Brian Richards | What Did Joe Say?

Today, April 28, President Joe Biden said the following: “I’m also sending to Congress a comprehensive package of that will enhance our underlying effort to accommodate the Russian oligarchs and

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Thomas Oatway | We Are Iran Now

A Supreme Court draft ruling penned by Justice Samuel Alito was leaked. This is a 98-page draft that signals a decision to rule in favor of the state of Mississippi

Mike Garcia | Comments on a Nation in Crisis

 Rep. Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, delivered the following remarks on the House floor outlining his concerns over the Joe Biden administration and Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s policies and the many crises

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Max Morgan | A Gas Price Non-Sequitur

Gas prices have gone up 15 days in a row in California. Meanwhile, the Joe Biden administration just cancelled a million-acre lease sale in Alaska, two lease sales in the

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Tonja VanRoy | Kids Left in the Lurch

As everyone is aware, there is a mental health crisis within pre-teen/teenage kids. The lack of socialization during the pandemic caused many kids to have major issues, including depression. Teachers,

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Mike Gertler | Taking Exception to Column

Re: Betty Arenson commentary, April 30.  I take issue with Ms. Arenson’s column. I respectfully ask that The Signal consider the adage, “Everybody’s entitled to their opinions, but not their

David Hegg

David Hegg | Make Courtesy Common

Growing up I heard my parents talk often about certain actions being “common courtesy.” Things like acknowledging others as you pass them on the sidewalk, allowing ladies to go first,