
Jim de Bree | Not So Obvious Facts
In its Feb. 2 edition, The Signal published a letter to the editor written by Rick Barker. In his letter, Mr. Barker stated: “Now for the obvious fact: Extremely wealthy

In its Feb. 2 edition, The Signal published a letter to the editor written by Rick Barker. In his letter, Mr. Barker stated: “Now for the obvious fact: Extremely wealthy

One of my all-time favorite songs is “In the Living Years” by Mike & the Mechanics. The song speaks of the sadness and regret of a son after the death

The definition of patriot: one who loves and supports one’s country. We witnessed a perfect example of a patriot when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited our nation and lobbied for

Reparations for Black San Franciscans has gone so far in committees that it is just about a reality. They just need to figure out how to pay for it! And

The mRNA shots do not merit the term “vaccine.” They don’t actually vaccinate people against getting COVID-19, but rather serve as a time-limited pre-treatment for people who catch the disease,

One of my biggest principles is the following: In order to make progress, you have to love the hell out of people, not judge them. A cursory glance at

Re: “Jumpsuit Vision Warms His Heart,” letters, Thomas Oatway, Dec. 20. Sorry, Mr. Oatway, but the four criminal “referrals” against former President Donald Trump submitted by the Jan. 6 investigation

“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.” — Ronald Reagan Freedom, borders, safe cities and good quality of life are never more than one bad president away

Kudos to Joshua Heath for his article on “Why People Don’t Like Democrats,” Jan. 17. This was a great article, and as a conservative I feel exactly the same way.

By David Hegg Yes, I watched the video. Isn’t that the question everyone has been asking? Yes, I watched as more than a handful of uniformed law enforcement officers brutally

Re: Jim de Bree, “Are There Any Deficit Hawks?” commentary, Jan. 26. Well, Jim, how about this? Supply side, saltwater, or Keynesian fiscal theory postulates that engorging the money supply

It was sometime in the mid-1970s when I fell in love with stock car racing. I don’t remember the exact year — I was in elementary school — but I

Californians can’t go a day without hearing about tragic crime in their community. From the Drug Enforcement Agency seizing a record one million fentanyl pills in Inglewood, to the L.A.

My name is Robert McSweeney. I am a 60-year resident of Newhall. I am commenting on the proposed development on Wiley Canyon. City Council members boasted being enthusiastic advocates for

If there is one thing common in our city and, as a matter of fact, the entire USA, is that every parent wants their kid to be happy, healthy and

In a move to make the government-ordered transition from gas stoves and heating to solar, the state of California’s newly formed M.U.M. Commission (Make Us Miserable) announced they’ll be hosting

I just finished reading Gary Horton’s column, “McCarthy, Republicans Extort USA” (Feb. 1). As a household that receives Social Security and Medicare entitlements, comments regarding said benefits going always get

It seems that no member of Congress or the Joe Biden Administration has an idea on how to resolve the border crisis. Thousands of migrants are poised to enter the

Are we surprised crime is skyrocketing across Los Angeles County? Follow-home robberies, shootings, burglaries, thefts and unprovoked violent assaults are the new normal for Los Angeles residents. However, no one

In re: Gary Horton, “Congressman Garcia Slips Us a Mickey,” commentary, Jan. 18. Any Democrat, Republican or independent who has ever taken the time to listen to Rep. Mike Garcia