Opinion

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | McCarthy, Republicans Extort USA

Why does this mess have to happen whenever there’s a Republican House and a Democratic president? Nearly every time, these so-called “conservatives” threaten to drive us off worldwide economic cliffs

Letters to the Editor

Dan Petkunas | Plenty of Wrongdoing

As a former Department of Defense security officer, both Joe Biden and Donald Trump did wrong. Neither held the classified documents in required safes/facilities. Neither protected the docs from outside

Letters to the Editor

Rob Kerchner | Can This Be a Coincidence?

It is now clear that Joe Biden, as Barack “scandal-free!” Obama’s vice president and point man on Ukraine, illegally removed classified U.S. intel on Ukraine. That intel then appears to

Letters to the Editor

Dick Cesaroni | The Thin Blur Line

I received an e-mail about L.A. Police Chief Michael Moore banning display of the Thin Blue Line flag because it was a symbol of “racism.” That decision was nothing short

Letters to the Editor

Max Morgan | A Late-Night Comedy Suggestion

If Thomas Oatway (Letters, Jan. 26) needs any late-night comedic relief, I suggest he go on YouTube and type in: “Joe Biden’s Biggest Gaffes and Weirdest Moments.” Fix something to

Letters to the Editor

Kevin Frandson | Joe Biden and Your Gas Bill

Thanks Joe Biden. I just received my highest heating bill ever. It was three times more than any natural gas bill ever received. Couldn’t have done this without you. Kevin

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | Looking Closer at Religion

I think it’s abundantly clear that I have a thing or two to say about religion, the Abrahamic religions in general, but the Christian religion in particular. Some people say

Letters to the Editor

Ronald Perry | I Would Be Fired

When I was working, I would have been fired if I handled my department budget the way Gov. Gavin Newsom has handled the budget of California. In six months he

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Are There Any Deficit Hawks?

Our national debt has increased exponentially over the past quarter-century. Many in Congress, particularly Republicans, claim to be deficit hawks who stress the importance of controlling the budget and reducing