Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Bob Comer | Patience, Patience, Patience

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Feb. 27. It’s been about seven weeks since Donald Trump took office. It may be two years before his agenda turns things around. When the president

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Rob Kerchner | Sounds Like Hypocrisy

It’s pretty stunning that some Americans are more upset over Donald Trump saving taxpayer dollars than upset over Joe Biden wasting them. And it’s pretty stunning that some Americans are

Jim de Bree

Jim de Bree | Is DOGE Carrying Out Its Mission?

According to Elon Musk, the mission of the Department of Government Efficiency is to save taxpayers’ money and to reduce the national debt. Clearly, we have heard numerous ideological messages

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Lois Eisenberg | A Diatribe on Trump

We Americans who believe in the rule of law, decency, ethics, morals and integrity have lost a loved one, the loved one being America.  America as we know it is

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Brian Richards | Just 5 Things!

Imagine being so worthless at your job that you throw a fit because your boss, the president of the United States, through his representatives, wants you to spend 30 seconds

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Ted Losee | Speak Up on Water Rate Hikes

The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is proposing a 54% increase in water prices to their customers over the next five years, and if a majority of their customers don’t

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Lynn Wright | Playing the Statistical Game

I read Rob Kerchner’s letter (“Reality is a Teacher,” Feb. 20) where he attempts to show, statistically, that the city of Los Angeles is moving inexorably toward the Republicans. He

David Hegg

David Hegg | Outrage Is Outrageous

By David Hegg If America were a pot of water, we would say we’re steaming, if not already beginning to boil. Anger is everywhere, and – at times – it

Dan Walters

Dan Walters | California’s Education Letdown

When Gov. Gavin Newsom issues one of his periodic boasts about California’s superiority vis-a-vis other states — particularly those with conservative politics such as Texas and Florida — he conveniently

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Arthur Saginian | Trump vis a vis Jesus

When some people speak of President Donald Trump, they use terms like “polarizing” and “divisive.” Perhaps he is, and I myself have no problem with that. Nobody can please everyone