Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Jean Darbo | Infested with Ingredients

Titanium dioxide, azodicarbonamide, potassium bromate. No, these are not the elements of some wicked science experiment, but rather ingredients commonly found in grocery stores across America that are banned in

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Rob Kerchner | Electing a Failure

The effort to elect Joe Biden in 2020 was widespread, from media suppression of his senility and corruption, to Democrat governors illegally changing election laws, to Big Tech censorship and

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Brian Springer | Seeing the Light About Trump

After reading Kenneth Bloomfield’s letter on Nov. 12, essentially equating President Joe Biden to dictator Adolf Hitler, I again had reached my limit of reading ridiculous claims and opinions in

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Thomas Oatway | Election Deniers at Work

The election deniers are busy at work again, taking their cues from the King of All Election Deniers (someone who is finally going to have his tax returns provided to

David Hegg

David Hegg | The Winner Is… Christmas!

Sadly, just as the rest of us are getting giddy about Christmas and all the joys it brings, some will inevitably attempt to pick a fight over Christmas and its

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Linda Schulte | Opinions and Lessons

Opinions: “Beliefs stronger than impression and less strong than positive knowledge.”  Opinions… we all have them. They come in all colors, sizes and persuasions, much like the human beings who

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Arthur Saginian | What Leaders Should Model

Well, Pastor David Hegg is asking questions again.  Today (Oct. 2) Pastor Hegg reflected on the death of Queen Elizabeth and how she exemplified “dignity, decency and integrity,” and asked

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Ron Perry | Horton Drinking the Kool-Aid

Re: Gary Horton, Oct. 19. It is amazing to me how differently we think. Fact: Donald Trump said at one time, that (Vladimir) Putin is a genious. He was referring

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Dick Cesaroni | Heart Still at Saugus

I may have moved to Tennessee but my heart and support is still deep in Saugus High School where both of my kids graduated. My commentary has to do with

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Thomas Oatway | GOP Alienating Groups of Voters

The midterm election has exposed the obvious alienation of certain groups of voters by the Republican Party. Young voters below 24 broke strongly to Democrats. People below 46 who are

Richard Budman

Richard Budman | Plenty to Be Thankful For

As Thanksgiving is upon us, I was thinking about the pilgrims and the events that occurred during the first Thanksgiving. What it must have been like for two entirely different

Steve Lunetta | Campaign Awards, Part 1

We here at the Vast Right Wing ConspiracyTM (VRWC) closely watch all elections but especially campaign literature. Why? Because we are very nerdy and ran out of episodes of the

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Rick Barker | A Simple Solution

Re: Michael Dempsey, “Letter Writers, Keep it Short,” letters, Nov. 16. Real simple solution for you, Mr. Dempsey: Don’t read those articles that you think are too long! Rick Barker