Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | There’s Precedent

In her June 2 letter, Lois Eisenberg bashed President Donald Trump for demolishing part of the White House to make way for a ballroom. She says his “obsession with his

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Larry Moore | Surely We Can Do Better 

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. Consider the voters of California, all 16 million of them. They have voted overwhelmingly

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Arthur Saginian | A Waste of Courtesy

In his rebuttal (June 13) to Simon Reyna, Arthur Tom missed two points made by Mr. Reyna’s letter (June 11) criticizing The Signal’s endorsement of Spencer Pratt for mayor of

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Arthur Tom | Selective Inclusion of Facts 

Gary Horton is entitled to his opinion about Donald Trump’s North Korea policy. That is what an opinion column is for. But an argument is more persuasive when readers are

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Rick Barker | Consistency of Thought

While not always successful at it, I try my best to be as consistent as I can when viewing opposing opinions of my fellow human beings.  It would appear that

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Lynn Wright | Making an Exception

As a rule I try not respond to letters to The Signal, even when I am called out by name. My experience in dealing with the right is that facts

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Lois Eisenberg | A Congressional Failure

“Public service is a privilege that comes with the responsibility to govern effectively within boundaries established by our Constitution and laws.”  The above quote tells it all in how the

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Arthur Saginian | Fruit-Picking Androids 

I sincerely appreciate Philip Wasserman’s letter (May 22) delving deeper into the world of robots and artificial intelligence in response to my own letter (April 22) regarding cheap immigrant labor