Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Rick Barker | One Requires the Other

Whenever I am asked for my opinion on the greatest danger to this country, most people would be expecting the answer to be one of the oft-stated regulars: the Russians,

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Arthur Saginian | Lemmings, Real and Fake

In the (Feb. 8) opinion section The Signal had Joshua Heath’s pleading, “Democratic Voice” dueling with Rob Kerchner’s scorn for lemmings masquerading as liberals. Incidentally, the story about the unwitting

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Christopher Lucero | Dissonance in Camp Opposition

It seems like some people do not really think things through. Protesters against the ongoing Camp Scott/Scudder initiative hold dissonant feelings about the “gang bangers…people who have raped and molested.”

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Gary Morrison | Recognizing Tribalism

Re: Diane Zimmerman and Ron Perry, March 29.  Alright Diane, I admit that I don’t know the difference between a “poll observer” and a “poll watcher,” nor am I aware

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Gregory Whitney | Drugs Become Terrorist Weapons

Recently the Florida attorney general and others alerted the public to a new street drug 20 to 100 times stronger than fentanyl.  Street name “ISO,” the synthetic opioid isotonitazene is

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Beverley Scott | Part 6: The Deaths

Sequel to Capitol building break-in Jan. 6, 2021, part 6 of 6. (Part 5 was published April 1.) No one was killed by Donald Trump supporters.  Two people had heart

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Arthur Saginian | Cult and Illogical Thinking

After reading Gary Horton’s latest attempt (Feb. 2) to convince the remaining holdouts to get vaccinated against COVID-19 by “exposing irrationality as a weapon against cult and illogical thinking,” it

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Rick Barker | Just What We Need

In re: Jonathan Kraut, “A Fourth Branch of Government?” March 29.  I have always enjoyed reading Mr. Kraut’s submissions and while he and I don’t share many views on most